I went to the specialist he 
recommended who urged me not to wait, but to have t he operation "before it was too late." I 
followed orders. I had the operation. (By the way, I remember being sedated and prepared in the 
morning for the operation, which was scheduled for 1:00 p.m. I remember not being wheeled in 
until 4:00 p.m.! I was worried and wondered . . . w ill I get the right operation? This experience 
filled me with dismay and created distrust for the medical profession.) I was discharged with a clean bill of health. Now t hat I had had the operation, did I feel better? No, I felt worse! I was passing gas, feeling tired and terribly constipated. It did no good to hear 
nice words of assurance from the doctor or that the  tumor they had removed was the size of a 
five-month pregnancy. I didn’t feel better hearing that it was normal for some people not to have 
daily bowel movements. I felt loggy. Shortly after the operation and an "OK checkup" from the 
surgeon, I went to our family physician with the co mplaint "I have pain in the abdomen." He 
examined me and was surprised to find a cyst in the  former womb area. He asked me to return to 
the specialist. I refused. I told our family physic ian that my confidence in the specialist was 
gone. I asked him to take care of me. After much pl eading, he did. He removed the cyst in his 
office by cauterization. Those were two painful off ice visits for me. I still felt rotten. I was fatigued all the time an d passing gas much of the time. I had attacks of 
illness diagnosed as myositis and facial neuritis. I had pains in my abdomen, which were 
diagnosed as a nervous stomach. The family doctor s uggested I take the gallbladder test. I took 
it. Fortunately, at the time, there was nothing wro ng with my gallbladder. I went to the dentist 
often because my gums were bleeding and my teeth we re loose. I was born with a brown mole on my left cheek. When  I was 14, hair began to grow in the mole. It didn’t hurt, but I felt a pulsating sensation in  the mole area. I saw a doctor who recommended 
removing the hairs by electrolysis. I did this. Aft erward, the doctor said "It looks OK; we’ll leave 
it alone for now, but you should always watch the m ole for any changes." Two years after the hysterectomy operation at the a ge of 39, the brown mole on my left check 
started to throb and grow. I saw a skin specialist and had the mole excised. A biopsy was 
performed. Diagnosis: Non-malignant. In the fall of 1969, I saw a gynecologist for a che ckup. This doctor recommended estrogen 
because I had had a partial hysterectomy. I took th e estrogen for three months only because 
round white spots emerged on both of my thighs and a growth developed under the arch of my 
left foot. I had to have this growth surgically rem oved. This, too, was biopsied and declared non-
malignant. At the same time, the skin specialist re moved some small growths on my face, 
forehead and right wrist. I was depressed; I was still suffering with passing  gas; my eyes were deteriorating. I couldn’t 
focus; couldn’t see telephone numbers or addresses in the telephone book, found it difficult to 
read the newspapers. I suffered with muscle weaknes s and cramps. The latter condition would 
often strike me at night while I was sleeping with such severity that I would wake up screaming 
from the pain. My chestnut brown hair was turning g ray; the texture was now brittle. Worst of 
all, my face "itched" 24 hours a day. I wanted to h oller because there was no letup of pain. I 
found I could no longer tolerate any sunlight. I went to yet another specialist. I gave him a list  of my complaints. He gave me a battery of tests, 
a big bill, and said that the tests showed there wa s nothing wrong with me. He said, "You’re 
getting older, try to make things easier." He sugge sted I see a psychiatrist. I questioned him 
about my facial condition. He said the facial probl em was probably part of my active 
imagination. Ooh, but I was angry when I left his o ffice. I found the pain in my face intolerable. I made an appointment with a skin specialist in 1971. He 
performed surgery in his office and said, "We’ll do  a biopsy but I doubt that you’ll get your 
money’s worth," Well, his office is the party that called and told me, "You have cancer." I think I 
was shocked because I thought I had a charmed exist ence when it came to surgery and biopsies. After all, I had been through many operations and b iopsies and all had been diagnosed as being 
benign. I followed the skin specialist’s recommendation of going into the hospital immediately and 
having the "entire cancerous tumor completely remov ed." He said he was sure this would be the 
case. The short hospital stay was an ordeal. For a facial  condition, I had to undergo a series of body X-
rays and other tests. When I asked, "Why? I was tol d it was "hospital procedure." I don’t know 
what good they did; I do know it hiked up the bill. In the hospital I had a section between my lip 
and chin cut again. This biopsy also stated that "t he patient has cancer." The doctor said, "Go 
home, let your face heal and see me in six months." About this time I began to visit health food stores  in my neighborhood. Why? I thought there 
might be something to taking supplements. I was hop ing to find something to take to have more 
energy. I bought books on health and I bought healt h magazines. I was investigating another 
avenue towards feeling better. I didn’t wait six months to see the doctor. I calle d for an appointment four months later because 
of the continuing pain. I saw the skin specialist a nd on January 14, 1972, he cut away another 
portion of my chin. Another biopsy was performed. D iagnosis: Cancer. He now told me that I 
should see another type of specialist. In his opini on, I now needed chemo-surgery because the 
cancer had metastasized and evidently was deeper th an he had previously thought. He explained 
the treatment to me. I would be under the care of a  very well known chemotherapy specialist. I 
would not have to be hospitalized for the treatment . I would go to the hospital for five to ten days 
on a daily basis from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Specia l chemicals would be put on my face and 
where an area revealed cancer, the specialist would  cut. After following this procedure, he told 
me that if my face did not heal he knew of a very g ood plastic surgeon. For several reasons, I decided not to follow the ab ove path. First, the expense was beyond the 
means of my husband and myself, and second, female vanity. I could not bear to think of going 
out shopping, or going to work with a face any more  mutilated with scars and blobs than I 
already had from previous facial operations describ ed above. I must mention here that after the 
second facial surgery when the bandages were remove d, instead of a scar there was a big blue 
eruption on my skin, which I named "The Blue Blob." The surgeon said it was the "cancer 
showing." I reasoned that since neither the surgeon  or the skin specialist had cured me — even 
though I was assured of a cure with each bit of sur gery I went through — I was fearful of 
following the road many of my relatives had. Too ma ny in my family have died of cancer. I can 
remember hearing the doctors assure them and member s of the family that they would recover. Doctors assure cancer patients they will recover ti ll the day the cancer patients die. The surgeon/skin specialist recommending chemo-surg ery wanted me to start treatment 
immediately. I had quite a time telling him I could  not do this immediately; that I had to take 
care of business and personal matters first. It was  difficult but I finally convinced him it wasn’t 
necessary for me to quickly hop into the chemo-surg ery program. I promised to call him soon 
and let him know when I would start the chemo-surge ry program. I never did call him, but his 
nurse and even he called my husband, urging him to reason with me "for my own good." Right after receiving the "black news," I called my  husband at work and told him I wouldn’t be 
back at our place of business or home until I found  another way to combat cancer. Don’t laugh at 
me. I knew there must be a way to fight cancer with out being cut, burned or poisoned any more. In the summer of 1971, my husband was tutoring in C onnecticut. While he was out working one 
sunny afternoon and I was alone in our hotel room, for the first time in my life I prayed to God for help. I cried and prayed at the same time. I cr ied because I was in so much pain I let it all out 
because I was alone and no one could hear me. I pra yed out loud; I prayed silently. I kept 
repeating, "If there’s a God, then help me find the  person who can help me get well." I fell asleep 
crying and when I woke I thought, "Soon I’ll find a  way to fight cancer." While I was talking to my husband, it came to me th at my prayers for help would be answered by 
visiting a health store in my neighborhood that car ried a varied selection of books on the subject 
of health, including cancer. Also, this health stor e posted notices of health meetings which I 
noted from time to time, but never attended because  I was working when the meetings were held. After talking with my husband, I took a subway to t he health store and read the first four pages 
of the Kelley book, One Answer to Cancer  and got very excited because the symptoms Dr. 
Kelley describes in a cancer patient have matched m ine except for the hernia. That condition I 
didn’t have. I begged and pleaded with the owner of  the health store to help me get to Dr. Kelley. She listened but did not answer. I told her I was s ure she knew how to help me get the Kelley 
Test. I broke down and cried and told her I had can cer. Then she gave me the name of a person 
to contact. I had my first Kelley Test in late January of 1972. The Kelley Test disclosed that I had only one 
tumor and that it was in the jaw area of my face. I magine dear reader; Dr. Kelley told me the 
location of my cancer sight unseen; he told me the location without subjecting me to painful 
surgery or biopsies. I say shame on the medical pro fession for ignoring Dr. Kelley. The first day I began the Kelley regime I took the Epsom salt "cocktail" and collapsed on my 
kitchen floor. Yes, I was that full of garbage. I k now that today. All my life, until I started the 
Kelley program, I did not eat food to nourish my bo dy; I ate American Junk Food — French 
fries, pizza, soft drinks, potato chips, etc. The Kelley program is not at all similar to any pro gram devised today by the Medical 
Establishment. You don’t take a pill or a few pills ; you don’t get a shot or a few shots. By golly, 
you have to WORK to get well. I experienced many un pleasant, unusual conditions I had never 
experienced before. I had migraine headaches, and a ll too often, because I went overly "gung-ho" 
on the program. I developed "Flu-like body aches." The Kelley program of purges, enemas and 
colonics, cleaning the liver, kidneys and lungs, ch anging one’s diet — shook up my body — 
literally. At times I could feel my insides turn up side down. Often I felt so "goopy" ill I would 
complain, "Ooh, how can Dr. Kelley do this to me?" When really what I was saying was, "Ooh, 
how did I ever get this sick?" I eliminated parasit es and even live worms. Our apartment 
acquired a putrid odor. But then I started having d ays without passing gas! I also had days when 
I felt as young as a 12 year old. Then I would have  some rotten, rotten days of feeling just plain 
punky. I started the Kelley program set up for me in Febru ary of 1972, I think it’s important to note that 
the cancer I had changed from cancer to a sebaceous  cyst and then to a mydiox or mucus cyst. When my body was ready, according to the Kelley Tes t, I had the mydiox cyst cut out by yet 
another surgeon, Dr. W., in 1974 — "The Blue Blob" which one Dr. told me I would have to 
learn to live with was removed. And, yes, my face i s no longer a mass of scars. The family physician, Dr. H.H., who was preparing m y husband to accept my coming demise 
just couldn’t believe the change in my face. When h e saw the cancer was no longer there, he 
said, "My diagnosis and the biopsies were wrong; we  were all mistaken. You never had cancer." I just couldn’t believe his attitude; I can only gu ess that because of his medical training he 
couldn’t see beyond "The Establishment." It is also  my guess that if he were to recognize a non-
toxic therapy, it would negate his schooling and wo rk and further, it would be mentally painful 
because he has lost many patients from the dreaded disease of cancer. Three years ago, in 1975, my husband and I left New  York City. We now reside in Spokane, 
Washington. We left the tall canyons of the buildin g in New York City for the tall Evergreens of 
Washington State. I’m lucky; I no longer have to combat the pollution  that exists in New York City. I find living in 
a smaller city compatible to my health. I enjoy the  beauty of nature — birds nesting in an 
Evergreen in our backyard, cats meowing, dogs barki ng, crickets chirping. It’s lots better music 
to my ear and soul than the honking of cabs and car s, the sirens of police and fire trucks. I work full time. I clean my own house, do the laun dry, cooking and gardening. I enjoy my 
grandchildren. I’m happy to be alive. I am grateful  and say thanks in my prayers every day for 
Dr. and Mrs. William Donald Kelley and the Kelley p rogram. Dr. Kelley:  "Betty brings to mind one of the important feature s of the current cancer situation; 
many people prefer to do nothing than to go through  being tortured by chemotherapy and 
radiation and mutilated by surgery. They just ask f or pain medication and leave. Interestingly, 
studies have proven that you last longer if you do nothing, rather than take a lot of the treatments 
that go on at this time. "We are coming to a time, particularly in our count ry, where there is hardly a family that has not 
lost a close friend or relative to cancer. And the family has watched this person go from fairly 
robust good health to a skeleton and be tortured by  the treatments. When you have had one or 
two friends or relatives go that way and the doctor  tells you that you have cancer, you don’t jump 
right into the next operating room or in front of t he next X-ray machine that rolls by. You think 
about it, you consider it, you remember your friend s’ or relatives’ story and give it a lot of 
serious thought." Bone Cancer 
Ina S., West, FL 
9-Year Victory Over Bone Cancer. I would like to tell others what Dr. Kelley’s book,  One Answer to Cancer , did for a number of us 
but more especially just how it began with me. Doctors had tenderly, but emphatically, told me tha t they could do nothing for my condition. It 
was apparently cancer of the bone — and as lovingly  as a father, with tears in his eyes, one doctor said: "You’ll get worse until — ?" He left m e immediately. Somehow I didn’t feel shaken 
at all. I felt so secure in God’s hands. I knew the  doctor in the clinic had told my son that it was a  
matter of 3 to 6 months. This doctor said the spine  was hopelessly deteriorating. Nine vertebrae 
were collapsed. This caused cramps across the shoul ders and chest. When the attacks came upon 
me I was in such pain as to have to have pain-killi ng relief by medication. These tablets had such 
severe side effects that I could not endure them. My bones were brittle and, as the doctors told my s on, they were like chalk. So small a pressure 
as a bump of my elbow against the ribs would crack a rib. Faith in God as my greatest physician 
helped me to hold steady until one day I was touche d by His healing power. The healing was 
instantaneous as to the pain and spine. Doctor’s co uldn’t believe this but I never took an aspirin 
or any narcotic. There was no pain or cramps. The s pine was healed. At this time Dr. Kelley’s book, One Answer to Cancer , was laid on a table near my bed. So I 
picked it up two or three times. Finally, I realize d I was not gaining strength but the opposite was 
true. However, I never had another pain in my spine  nor cramps. So I read from Dr. Kelley’s 
book these words: "Malignancy indicates an active p ancreatic enzyme deficiency." I began in 
earnest to read. Every word sounded so logical and clear. Cancer always seemed like a killer that 
couldn’t be controlled. The killer was too complex. But Dr. Kelley had the key. He was unselfish 
and tried to put the key on the lowest shelf where all of us, little or big, intelligent or uninformed  
could all reach the key to one answer! The diet and  nutritional program cost a bit but nothing 
compared to the fruitless efforts of the medical do ctors, hospitals, etc. So, on my bed of 
affliction, growing weaker all the way, I set mysel f to follow each step of Dr. Kelley’s 
instructions. Many times I would think, "Perhaps I am wrong in fo llowing Dr. Kelley’s diet and nutritional 
program." Our medical doctors wouldn’t listen when I told them about it. But, feeling I had 
nothing to lose, I kept on. Dr. Kelley’s book is mo st valuable. Here, I who knew nothing, was 
free from those painful unprofitable visits to the doctor’s office. Eating differently was never a 
problem for me — I had been a missionary for 40 yea rs. If a diet would help, I thought I should 
get on it as strictly as Dr. Kelley suggested — and  not just keep eating anything I felt like eating. So I took everything seriously. One year later I fe lt much better; I  was up and out on the road in 
the missionary services traveling 20,000 miles one summer. However, I felt I needed some 
guidance so I went to see Dr. Kelley. It had been a  constant battle to keep on a strict and proper 
diet with the stress and strain of my work. I have gone abroad three times and carried a heavy workload in the U.S.A. to visit among 
hundreds abroad and at home, and to not eat "junk" food takes a backbone of steel and a 
conviction that this nutritional program is best. S tress and strain goes with the public 
appearances and directional work but these five yea rs have been good years, although they were 
not without battles, but I am able to work 12 hours  nearly every day but Sunday. Even if members of our family and missionary group have no cancer, my husband and I urge all 
to consider the value of a nutritional diet as a wa y of life and health. Our grandchildren are being 
taught the importance of proper diets, purges and c areful living. There are those around us who are dying of cancer u nnecessarily. We have suggested the Kelley 
nutritional program to people we’ve seen in need, b ut many have refused to put that much effort 
into regaining their health and are now gone. We’ve  seen others who have willingly read Dr. 
Kelley’s book in time, and have found the Key and a re living examples today of what his 
program can do. Dr. Kelley:  "When the doctor says you have cancer, he gets you r attention rather rapidly and 
God gets our attention rather rapidly. We address G od immediately. Then we realize God has 
been talking to us all along, we just haven’t been listening. He’s been trying to communicate 
with us in several ways short of violating our own free will. The reason that he created us is to let 
us experience life and to have free will, and to co me to him voluntarily and with love and 
appreciation — not by force, but because of the lov e that is in our hearts. "As we address the situation of cancer, we realize that we did it to ourselves and this is, to me, 
the chief characteristic of God — his respect for o ur free will. It’s one of the greatest lessons I 
have learned through the cancer situation, through my cancer. God in all of his wisdom and 
comprehension and completeness and knowingness does  not force us to do anything — to be 
right, to do right, to be kind to each other — to d o anything. He has set the rules, the 
requirements, and the example of how we should cond uct our life activities, but we are so dumb 
we can’t figure it all out. He has given us great f reedom. He has respect for our beings and our 
persons. He allows us the privilege of getting into  trouble. When we do get into trouble we turn 
around and blame God. Those of us who get into trou ble with cancer are learning a pretty tough 
lesson, but we get the message eventually. When we get the message, that it is our fault, we turn, 
and in our pride and haughtiness and all the other things that go along with the proper description 
of us, we humble ourselves and vow ourselves to rea lity and truth and righteousness, and then 
God can talk to us. I just hope those who learn thi s lesson, as most of my counselees have, don’t 
have to learn it again. Or suffer some other traged y." Prostate and Rectal Cancer 
Walter M., Daytona Beach, FL 
11-Year Victory Over Prostate and Rectal Cancer  
When I fully realized that the forthcoming biopsy w ould reveal a malignancy, my emotions 
completely overwhelmed me. That horrible thought wh ich had plagued me for years could and 
would come true. For many years prior to the actual operation, I had  been bothered with prostatitis. But with the 
absence of information and having a strong, youthfu l body, any thought of potential problems 
were quickly dismissed. These were things that alwa ys happened to the "other guy." As the years passed by, the problem became more acu te and visits to the urologist became more 
frequent. My attitude then changed to one of concer n. I was granted a brief respite from worry after a ne edle biopsy showed there was no malignancy. But still there was the burning and discomfort that  intensified when my wife and I would take 
long trips by car. The embarrassment of having to u rinate regardless of passing traffic played 
havoc with my nerves. There was a time when it beca me so irritating that it was necessary to 
visit a clinic in another state while traveling, in  order to obtain relief. And it was the usual 
prescription of antibiotics. But it did provide tem porary relief. One night while preparing to retire, I sat on the e dge of the bed to remove my shoes. There was a 
pain in the rectal area that surpassed all other pa in. It was impossible to sit. After an emergency 
visit to our family physician brought relief, I ret urned to the urologist and was told there was a 
nodule on the prostate. This did not cause me any g reat concern until I read about the possibility 
of cancer when a nodule appears. My procrastination forced my wife to make an appoin tment for me with a local urologist. My 
medical records were sent to him and after an exami nation and consultation I was informed that I 
needed surgery. After the operation and a painful recuperative peri od my self-confidence was beginning to re-
surface. But the following year a devastating bombs hell exploded. There was a definite 
recurrence, which manifested itself in the rectal a rea. When the second operation was over and my period of  recuperation felt complete there was 
another horrible and terrifying jolt. There was an elevation in the acid-phosphatase reading. It 
was then I felt totally defeated and resigned to my  fate as another victim of cancer. However, this 
resignation was not gracefully accepted. My emotion s gave way and negative thinking controlled 
me. Our son contacted a health food storeowner who, by the Grace of God, was familiar with the 
Kelley program. After much insistence by my family,  my wife and I visited Dr. Kelley. The first visit in 1974 was overwhelming when I saw  the amount of vitamins that were necessary 
for return to good health. There were anxious momen ts of nausea, dizziness and apprehension 
regarding its effectiveness. But it has proven to b e the most significant step I ever made. Since 
that first visit, all medical tests and X-rays have  been negative! Each day I pray silently and openly, to thank God, our Creator, for His divine guidance in 
leading me to Dr. Kelley. God does act in a mysteri ous way, and when obeying His natural laws, 
we all prosper. And today, at age 67, my life is more complete than  ever, God in his loving ways, has granted 
me the ability to enjoy His great outdoors. Above a ll, my spiritual life has risen to greater heights 
in my love and appreciation of Him. Dr. Kelley:  "Walter brings to mind that cancer, or any degener ative condition, doesn’t all of a 
sudden happen. It takes a long time to get there. Y ou get sicker and sicker and it isn’t all of a 
sudden you wake up one morning with a full-blown ca ncer. Instead, you have gradually earned every bit of it by your lifestyle, or by the dumb t hings you’ve done, and the abuse you put your 
body through. We earn cancer just as we make either  A’s or F’s on our report cards. Walter also 
reminds me that in our society we do tell the patie nt that he has cancer, which I think is a much 
better attitude than in the European society where they do not tell the patient. You go to a doctor 
and he will never tell you what’s wrong with you. H e will let you die and then tell your relatives 
after you’re dead, that you had cancer. If you were  never told, what choice did you have? "The word ‘choice’ brings to mind our former Vice P resident, Hubert Humphrey, who was a 
cancer victim. I talked to a close friend of Senato r Humphrey, who said that when Humphrey had 
a chance to carry out non-toxic therapy he wanted v ery much to do so. But he couldn’t because 
he thought he would set a bad example by not suppor ting our medical monopoly. He wouldn’t be 
supporting the National Cancer Institute, the Natio nal Cancer Society, the AMA, etc. He was 
essentially a sacrificial lamb — as is everybody wh o goes through the torture and inquisitions. He knew he had a choice and chose not to exercise a  preferred alternative — a real tragedy." Colon and Liver Cancer 
Mabel H., Longview, WA 
8-Year Victory Over Colon and Liver Cancer  
Health is something I had enjoyed for many years, s omething I had taken for granted, and 
something I hadn’t cherished as I ought. During the  fall of 1974, I experienced a very tired 
feeling at the end of my day’s work and often found  it necessary to rest before preparing my 
evening meal. At the beginning of February, I had a  complete physical and Dr. X gave this 
verdict, "You have a clean slate of health." I shoo k my head and he asked me why. I proceeded 
to explain this distressed feeling in my lower abdo men. The barium enema, which followed, 
revealed the cancer in the colon. You can imagine w hat thought arose within me but I am 
thankful I have learned, in a measure, to accept di sappointments too. Our pathway is not always 
going to be sunny and bright. After the colostomy, the surgeon discovered I had c ancer of the liver, which was inoperable. He 
recommended I have chemotherapy and an appointment was made to see the oncologist. In the meantime, my daughter, who lives in Iowa, co ntacted a few people who had cancer and 
had received great help using the Kelley nutritiona l plan. She called me and asked what I wanted 
to do. That was not a hard decision since I had bee n aware of this type of cancer treatment. Nevertheless Mary and I went to talk to Dr. W. (the  oncologist). He was a real gentleman and did 
not put forth a successful picture of chemotherapy. He wished me the best and said he had never 
heard of the Kelley nutritional plan. My daughter a lso had to call the surgeon to tell him my 
decision. He made it clear that this was not in acc ordance with the American Medical 
Association, and this, of course, we understood. Am  I ever thankful to my daughter that she got 
in contact with people who had proved that Dr. Kell ey’s plan really did work in bringing people 
back again to health! My daughter helped me in filling out Dr. Kelley’s q uestionnaire. There was a question or two I 
couldn’t answer so she called Dr. X to ask. His man ner of speech was shocking. The language he 
used was such no doctor would need to use to answer  a question or two concerning my physical 
checkup. His attitude toward my decision was distas teful. Dr. X is my doctor no more! About seven weeks after my surgery, I made my first  visit to Dr. Kelley. This was the end of 
March. The night before my appointment with him I g ot the flu so you can imagine what shape I 
was. My Kelley Index was 720 and my body was so ver y deficient in every respect. I felt very 
comfortable in Dr. Kelley’s presence and having my daughter with me gave me courage. Before I reached my home I had a distiller, juicer and the necessary vitamins and supplements. Now started my new way of living. To a degree I und erstood the discomfort I could experience 
because I had read Dr. Kelley’s book. There was a tremendous change from my former way of  preparing my food. I became very time-
conscious since I needed some supplements every 2 h ours during the day and in the middle of 
the night when my alarm helped me out. I had a grea t number of supplements plus all the carrot 
juice, seeds, nuts, boiled eggs, yogurt, etc. I had  lost much weight but quite soon I began to gain. I kept on the program for at least ten days — more if possible — and then I would vacation for 
five days. There was much to learn in the giving of  enemas. A coffee enema makes you feel 
clean and refreshed. This program required much systematic work but I fe lt I had a goal in view, God had spared my 
life during surgery and now with his help I could f ace the future. Every day I asked for guidance, 
wisdom and courage to walk and live as I ought to s o He’d be pleased with me here on earth and 
throughout the endless ages of eternity. My relativ es and friends all encouraged me to keep on 
the program. There was no opposition. If you feel a  course is right, you’ll pursue it. This is true 
spiritually, too. The outside pressure isn’t going to defeat you. At the end of the eight months I made my second vis it to Dr. Kelley and this time my Index was 
420-300 less than my initial visit. We all jumped f or joy. April 1978, my Index was 10! I am a 
very thankful person. This body God has given is a marvelous piece of cre ation. It functions so perfectly and isn’t it 
only right that we should feed and care for it prop erly? Dr. Kelley:  "Mabel is a friend of several years and fellow mem ber of our Christian fellowship. She had colon and liver cancer. The colon and liver  are two of the main detoxification systems 
helping us get rid of toxins. Unfortunately, they t hemselves are high on the list of organs 
attacked by cancer. Metabolic Medicine is built aro und natural processes, of which proper health 
of the colon and liver and the proper detoxificatio n of the body are major factors. Like Mabel, 
we all take good health for granted and never think  about having bad health until it hits us. Particularly in the case of cancer, we think: ‘it w ill happen to someone else, it will never happen 
to me.’ We try to not even imagine the prospect. It ’s so dreadful that we don’t even think it could 
happen to us. "A lot of times we are like the proverbial ostrich that sticks its head in the sand, and don’t want 
to know about it, trying to ignore it so it will go  away. However, as God’s children, we owe it to 
ourselves and to God to take care of our bodies. It  may cost a little money at first, but it will save  
money in the long run actually to take time out of your life and address the cancer issue. Do the 
Self-Test every 9 to 12 months so that if you ever develop cancer you will discover it early. "Mabel’s experience with Dr. W. is really more typi cal than her experience with Dr. X. Most 
family doctors, the ones out on the firing line, ha ve our best interests at heart. Generally it is not  
the local family doctor that gives us problems; it is the massive, impersonal Medical 
Establishment." Spleen, Pancreas and Lung Cancer 
Rachael S., Norcross, GA 
26-Year Victory Over Cancer of the Spleen, Pancreas  and Left Lung. Dr. Kelley spoke with Rachael in August 1998. For 2 6 years she has told everyone she meets 
who has a health problem about the Kelley program. Rachael wants everyone to know that it is 
because of Dr. Kelley that she has lived to love an d enjoy four grandchildren and has recently 
become great-grandma to twins. The following is her  story:  
On September 28, 1971, I was admitted to the hospit al as an emergency case suffering with acute 
severe abdominal pain. The next morning, I was take n to the operating room for an emergency 
exploratory with subsequent removal of an abscessed  right ovary and fallopian tube (my healthy 
appendix was also removed). I was told I had perito nitis. Several days later, after X-rays of the 
colon, I was told I had three tumors in the hepatic  flexure of the transverse colon. The doctor said 
he was "pretty sure at least one was malignant" and  I must be scheduled for colon resection in 30 
days. I asked him what could be done if further sur gery proved inadequate. He said they would 
give me cobalt. On the way home and during the next few days, I pon dered my predicament. I was in emotional 
shock and I was weak and sick in body. Mentally, I reviewed my symptoms over the past 
months. My health had deteriorated gradually. For a t least a year, I had been unable to sleep on 
my left side and more recently I was unable to slee p on my back. I felt a pressure-like discomfort 
in the left upper quadrant and under the left rib c age. I also experienced shortness of breath when 
in these positions. I had "night sweats," awakening  frequently at 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. drenched in 
perspiration. I had a persistent backache and low e nergy level. In the previous six months I had 
lost 40 pounds. I was 45 years of age and, as a reg istered nurse, I had nursed hundreds of cancer 
patients in various stages of the disease. I recall ed some painful statistics. The survival rate for 
metastatic cancer was less than 1%. Later, I learned the primary tumor was in the splee n with involvement in the pancreas and lower 
left lung as well as metastasis to the colon. I had  a difficult decision to make. I felt my body was 
too weak to withstand major surgery again in four w eeks and yet my surgeon had told me I 
would be "very foolish" not to consent to further s urgery. In my helplessness I claimed God’s promises in James 1:5; "If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God that giveth to all men 
liberally." As is often the case, God had already b egun to answer my prayer before I asked. Six 
months prior to my hospitalization, I had read Dr. Kelley’s book One Answer To Cancer  and was 
so impressed I stated to a friend, "If I ever have cancer, I think this is the treatment I would 
follow." Little did I realize that within six month s, I would be faced with that decision. My 
ultimate decision was to go see Dr. Kelley with the  thought that I would postpone the surgery 
until I could get my body built up on a good nutrit ional program. I went on Dr. Kelley’s program in November of 1971. My malignancy index was 700. I sent in a 
urine specimen to Dr. Contreras in Mexico. The test  for malignancy was positive. I realized my 
weak body was fighting three major battles — recove ring from the trauma of surgery and 
peritonitis, cancer, and severe emotional stress. E very three to five weeks, I suffered a healing 
crisis usually lasting about five days. During this  time I stopped taking my enzymes. My 
symptoms were an ache-all-over feeling, nausea, abd ominal pain, weakness and mental 
depression. I used zone therapy, hot salt baths and  hot wet baths for pain control to avoid taking 
pill medication. My family provided great assistanc e and moral support. Friends and neighbors 
often brought fresh vegetables, fruits and nuts. So me even supplied fresh non-chlorinated water. Many prayers were uttered on my behalf. After three months, I went back to Dr. Kelley. In s pite of all the suffering since the last visit, I 
felt I was making progress. The test confirmed that  in fact I had made remarkable progress. I 
decided not to have further surgery unless some eme rgency situation arose such as symptoms of 
intestinal obstruction. I continued to improve. My healing crisis became fu rther and further apart and less severe. My 
checkup every three months with Dr. Kelley showed r emarkable progress. In September of 1972, 
my local physician checked my condition. My blood c hemistry was normal, colon X-rays were 
negative and physical examinations revealed nothing  abnormal. Twenty-eight months later I completed another serie s of tests; X-rays, Pap smear, etc. All were 
completely negative. By this time my night sweats h ad disappeared and I could sleep 
comfortably in any position. I had gained 20 pounds  and my general health and sense of well 
being was better than it had been in fifteen years. I am indebted to Dr. Kelley and his kind and wonder ful staff and grateful to God that an 
alternative has been provided for cancer patients w ho choose not to undergo radiation, 
chemotherapy and surgery. Dr. Kelley: "Rachael and her husband and I have been friends fo r a long time. One of the 
blessings that I’ve had over these years, along wit h some of the problems inherent in helping to 
change the course of health care in our society, is  the friends and friendships that I have been 
permitted to have. Rachel reminds all of those who start on this program that they will have a lot 
of ‘up’ days and many, many ‘down’ days. It is hard , and it’s painful and it takes a lot of energy 
and faith to continue. There is a lot of pain invol ved." Pancreas and Liver Cancer 
W. D. Kelley, D.D.S., Winfield, KS 
30-Year Victory Over Pancreatic/Liver Cancer. I can truthfully say that I have cured or healed my self of cancer (malignancy) and I can cure 
myself again if it ever becomes necessary. Better s till, I have learned God’s Law of Health 
concerning malignancy (cancer) and I will ever invo ke this Law so that I am not likely to have 
the disease again. In the old adage "Physician, heal thyself" two thin gs stand out to me. One is, if a physician can’t 
heal himself, how can he heal others? The other inv olves the true meaning of cure — cure for 
anything. It is so often said. "I went to Dr. Jones  and he cured me." Nothing could be further 
from the truth. No matter how many years a doctor h as gone to school, no matter how many 
college degrees he may have, a doctor can cure only  one person — HIMSELF. It is important 
that a person understand that only he can cure hims elf of anything! It is the individual and his body chemistry that cu re him of disease. In doing this, he must take 
note that he is physical, structural, mental, and s piritual, and that each facet plays a part in his 
cure. His physician or clinician can only bring to his attention some of the basic Laws of God 
concerning health. Unfortunately, many clinicians a re not sufficiently aware of these Laws, even 
though they are honest and sincere, and try their h ardest. Although I am a clinician, I have no intention of t reating anyone for cancer or any other disease. I am even more than a clinician — I am a teacher. M y purpose in writing this book is therefore 
educational: I hope it will instruct you in God’s L aws of natural good health — and particularly 
in those concerning malignancy (cancer) so that you  can have a body free of this dreaded 
affliction. I call unto Yahweh — "I am that I am" —  to bless this publication and send it forth to 
those who have the wisdom and need to use it. True Early Signs of Cancer:  
The true early signs of cancer are the signs of ina dequate protein metabolism. They are: 
• Gas on the stomach or bowel  
• Sudden weakness of the eyes  
• Tired feeling most of the time  
• Muscle weakness and cramps — first in the back, the n in the chest  
• Extreme mental depression  
• Sudden change in hair texture or color  
• Development of various hernias (only in slow-growin g tumors)  
• Confusion — difficulty in making even simple decisi ons  
I had cancer for more than three years before the t rue nature of the problem ever dawned on me. At the height of the cancer, I supposedly had about  two months to live. If I had not discovered God’s Laws concerning cancer and applied them very diligently, I would not be here to share 
this information. With few exceptions, by the time one discovers he h as cancer he has had it for a very long time. This was my situation. Now that I really know all t he true early signs of cancer, I also know that 
I was being warned many months before my case becam e clinical. From time to time, I would notice belching just a l ittle gas, but I didn’t give it much thought — 
just supposed I had eaten a little too much. Eventu ally, I began to pass gas from the bowel, a 
little at first and finally so much that it was emb arrassing to me and also my family. My First Warning:  
My hobby was antique automobiles. On one trip the f amily made to Colorado in our 1923 
Cadillac, I noticed that at dusk I found it difficu lt to read the road signs. I had to be right up to 
them before they became legible. I still didn’t hav e the good sense even to suspect I had cancer, 
and didn’t give the matter much more thought until two months later when I was showing some 
slides to the Antique Automobile Club. I couldn’t s eem to get the pictures in focus. I thought I 
had damaged my camera, but the club members said th e pictures were very clear and that I’d 
better have my eyes checked. Finally, I gave in and  made an appointment with the 
ophthalmologist for an eye examination. To my horro r, he prescribed trifocals. My protests were 
for naught, and I could see my pictures and road si gns much better. My Second Warning:  
Things went on about the same for several months, u ntil I began to notice that if I sat in one 
position for more than twenty minutes I would have muscle aches, particularly in the back. My 
physician finally gave me a muscle relaxant, after I’d visited him several times with the same 
complaint. I was still too naïve to suspect cancer. The medication didn’t help much, and in 
another month or so I began to have pains in my che st. This of course upset me considerably, and 
I rushed to the physician once more. Over the next few months, several electrocardiogram s were made and nothing out of the ordinary 
showed, it couldn’t, because the pain was from the chest muscles — a frequent sign of cancer — 
but as usual, I was oblivious to the true early war ning signs. My Third Warning Went Unheeded:  
A long, long horrible period of mental depression f ollowed — another true warning sign that 
cancer was rearing its ugly head. I went to the phy sician again and practically begged for help, 
asking for an antidepressant drug or anything that would help alleviate this chronic, severe 
depression. By this time, he was fed up with me and  my complaints and he sat me down and 
carefully explained that there was nothing wrong wi th me. My heart was better than his, and it 
was high time that I stop worrying about it; after all, it was only in my mind! As cancer progresses, it gives off a toxin that mak es one extremely depressed, and there is a 
feeling of impending death a good part of the time. Gradually, during the entire three years of 
early cancer growth in my body, I became weaker and  weaker. By this time, I knew something 
very tragic was taking place, but I didn’t know wha t, and still didn’t have any suspicion that it 
might be cancer. My job, the work I loved so very much, became dista steful. I wanted to give it up and start a new 
profession — anything to attempt regaining an inter est in life. After all the many years of college 
training for a job I loved to do, I was seriously c ontemplating junking it all. After eight years of 
clinical practice and research, I found myself read y to throw in the towel. It was a terrible feeling 
to be so sick and not be able to understand why or put a name on it. My thinking became fuzzy, 
unclear and irrational. A Fourth Warning — and still not an inkling in my m ind what the culprit might be! During these many months of severe depression, my h air began showing signs of lifelessness, 
becoming brittle and coarse. I was losing some, and  what was left was fast becoming gray. Warning Five also escaped my attention! Also, at this time, I developed a hernia. This is t ypical of a person with malignancy, since the 
malignancy is accompanied by muscle deterioration. My Sixth Warning:  
By this time I was feeling so bad that I reluctantl y returned to my physician. He finally admitted 
that there might be something wrong and sent me off  to an internist. After the passing of three 
month’s time, during which the Beard Anthrone Cance r test had proved extremely positive and I 
had undergone many other tests and diagnostic proce dures including X-rays, the internist finally 
suggested biopsies of my pancreas, liver, and intes tines. He suspected that these operations 
would reveal cancer. Although the biopsies were not  performed, the physician’s suspicions were 
correct. My wife was privately told not only that I had tumo rs in all three organs, but also that in the 
doctor’s opinion I had no more than 18 months to li ve. And though I had begun to suspect the 
worst, another month passed before I myself learned  of all the facts. Meanwhile, the chief 
surgeon in our locale had ruled out full-scale surg ery because he thought I was in such bad shape 
that I wouldn’t make it off the operating table ali ve. My wife had been told to take me home and 
get our affairs in order as promptly as possible, f or it wouldn’t be long before I’d pass away. Ironically, though I had been doing cancer research  for several years, it had never occurred to me 
that I could have it myself. I guess I was just lik e thousands of people who think it can happen to 
someone else — but not to them. Only the cancer vic tim can understand the fear and despair that 
finally overwhelmed me. This hit me harder, probabl y, than it would have the average person, 
because I had been studying and researching the det ails of cancer and had a firsthand insight into 
that horror of horrors. Since early childhood, I experienced a deep and abi ding interest in all facets of medicine and I 
had spent much of my life studying anything and eve rything I could find in the field. I had spent 
two and one-half-years with the military medics and  fourteen years working my way through 
college in hospitals doing everything from running electrocardiograms to assisting in surgery — 
viewing firsthand the complete gamut of medical pra ctices and witnessing the tragic decline and 
ultimate death of hundreds of hopeless cancer victi ms. 
With this great deal of knowledge about the medical  community’s various approaches to cancer, 
I knew that in spite of all the propaganda fed to t he general public about success rates with 
certain treatments, there were actually very few pe ople who survived the medical establishment’s 
chemicals, surgical procedures, and radiation treat ments. I didn’t want to be another one of its 
statistics. As soon as I realized my true situation, I decided not to take any new patients and prayed that I 
would be granted time to complete the work with the  patients already under my care. It took me 
about two weeks to overcome the terrific shock and to wrestle with my fate. After days of intensive thought and prayer, I decid ed not to accept the fate of an early death. Instead, I accepted life and my duty to seek out Go d’s Laws concerning cancer and, if possible, 
apply them to myself and teach them to others. My doctors had considered performing surgery on me,  but they didn’t think I would make it 
through the operation. I was so near death. God, in  his infinite wisdom, had another path for me. Not being able to have surgery turned out to be a g reat blessing, but of course I didn’t see it that 
way at the time. The only thing I could do then was  regulate my diet. My life hung in such a 
delicate balance (another blessing), that I could f eel very clearly the effect of each food I 
ingested. If I ate wrong foods, I could very easily  tell it by the way I felt. As time passed, I realized one of the basic laws of  cancer: Wrong foods caused the malignancy 
to grow, while proper foods allowed natural body de fenses to work and the malignancy was 
absorbed a little. This is one reason some people c an live so long with cancer, while others 
succumb very quickly. Through a process too long to  describe here, I worked out the relationship 
of enzymes, minerals, and co-enzymes, as well as pr oper detoxification procedures. By the time I started my program, I was in very bad  shape. I was extremely depressed, with 
nothing seeming to work out well. I had a feeling o f impending death most of the time, was 
always tired, and became completely exhausted at th e slightest effort. The cancer had eaten into the nerve connections to my heart, causing rapid pulse rates and 
irregular beating. My cancerous pancreas was so dam aged and enlarged that I had hypoglycemia 
and was going into insulin shock several times a da y. My liver also was cancerous and enlarged. I could not eat much, as I was so nauseated. My int estines were so laden with cancer that I was in 
constant pain. I will have scars for a long time to  come. When I finally worked out the total nutritional sup port program, I thought everything would be 
wonderful and I would recover without further diffi culties. But I had still another lesson to learn. Recovery can be worse than the disease itself. I no t only had to destroy the cancer, but I had to 
rebuild a badly damaged body also. At first, I was anxious to destroy the cancer as qu ickly as possible, but I found that the toxic 
poisons made me extremely ill. I had to learn how t o be sure the cancer was dissolving, but not 
too fast. At the proper rate, one would feel sick, but not violently ill. 
As the body absorbs the cancer, it overloads the bl ood and liver with toxic poisons, making one 
feel constantly sick. This, for me, lasted about ei ght months after the cancer growth was stopped. All the while, the mental depression remains and th e diet leaves you with cravings. One has been 
accustomed to all the tasty "junk" and it is very h ard to give it up forever. As one begins to get over the "goopy" sick feeling,  he will notice that he has a good day when he 
feels wonderful, then several bad days when he feel s "goopy" sick again. He enjoys the good 
days so much that the bad ones seem much worse than  they really are. Now he can realize how 
sick he has been. About the time one is having a few more goods days than bad, he starts having muscle cramps — 
very bad ones. This condition goes on for a minimum  of nine months, and often much longer, 
while one is rebuilding muscle protein that was tak en out of the tissue during the early stages of 
the cancer. This stage is similar to the severe gro wing pains one might have experienced as a 
child or youth. There is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow — one’s good health! If all the steps have been 
faithfully carried out, one’s body is in better con dition than ever before in many cases. That 
wasn’t true in my case, at least it hasn’t been yet . Although my "incurable" cancer is cured, it did 
a lot of damage and it was five years before I was free of pain and felt really good. Nevertheless, 
I was given years of precious, productive living. A nd if you can first find hope and then health 
through Metabolic Medicine, I will not have lived i n vain. Pancreatic Cancer Study  
The most outstanding study in medical history is of  Pancreatic Cancer. At the request of Robert 
A. Good, Ph.D., M.D., former president of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center of New 
York City, Nick Gonzalez, a medical student, review ed thousands of Dr. Kelley’s patient’s 
records selecting 22 patients with Pancreatic Cance r. Although Dr. Kelley had many more 
patients who were diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer,  only these 22 met the rigid standards 
required in this study: i.e., Biopsy diagnosed at a  major medical institution. Dr. Good requested this study, which is called a nu merator/denominator. In this study, a single 
form of cancer was chosen. Gonzalez chose pancreati c cancer since the five-year survival rate in 
orthodox medicine is virtually zero. In this study, a total of 22 Kelley pancreatic canc er patients properly diagnosed by the orthodox 
medical community were broken down into three group s based on their level of following 
Kelley’s protocol. The median survival of the three  groups is shown as: Unit One : Ten patients never followed the protocol; average  survival 67 days. Unit Two:  Seven patients followed the protocol partially; av erage survival 233 days. Unit Three:  The five patients who followed Dr. Kelley’s protoc ol completely achieved an 
average of nine years survival. In fact, all five were still alive at the time the study was made except one patient who had died 
(of Alzheimer’s) after 11.5 years. *Conclusion*  
For over 35 years our researchers have had the inte grity, discipline and stamina to thoroughly 
investigate the parameters of the disease process t hat is commonly known as Cancer. They have 
addressed this, a most serious issue of our times w ith honesty, integrity, openness and 
determination that befits the intelligence and posi tion of scientific researchers. The highest honor a true scientific researcher can ever attain has been attained — that is rejection 
and condemnation by the Establishment. This honor c omes to very few in the Academic or 
Scientific Community. No higher honor can be bestow ed upon a mere mortal. They stand tall 
beside the great of civilization, such as Galileo, Louis Pasteur and Gregor Mendel. Unfortunately, the Orthodox and Alternative clinici ans, doctors, and researchers, for well over 
the past 100 years have been in serious SCIENTIFIC ERROR when addressing Cancer. Yes, 
many of these individuals have observed one little parameter of Cancer, but they have 
completely missed the understanding of what Cancer is. Many of the Alternative researchers and 
practitioners have fallen into the same scientific error as the Orthodox researchers. More 
unfortunately, the Orthodox researchers and practit ioners, have even, with their unlimited 
funding, fallen into complete and total Scientific Error when addressing cancer. 1. They see a Malignant Tumor Mass, and in total Scien tific Error call it a "Cancer." It is 
nothing of the sort. This is exposing their total i gnorance of Cancer. A Malignant Tumor 
Mass is a Malignant Tumor Mass, and in no way can a n intelligent scientist call it 
Cancer. 2. Cancer is a simple failure of one’s own pancreas to  produce adequate activated 
pancreatin and deliver it to the site of a stimulat ed (activated) normal Trophoblast Cell 
(Pre-Placenta Cell). This happens to each of us, th ousands of times every day. At this 
point the pancreatin produced by the pancreas and a ctivated by secretions from the first 
six inches of the small intestine, circulates throu ghout the body. This activated pancreatin 
seeks and searches out all manner of defective cell s, bruises and pre-placental tissue cells. 3. These defective cells are digested by the activated  pancreatin. The white cells then pick 
up this goopy mess and carry it to the LIVER by way  of the bloodstream and lymph 
system. This mess has to wait its turn to enter int o the liver to be eliminated. Most 
doctors and cancer victims alike, are so dumb they expect the liver to do this without 
their help — and for the most part, the liver must accomplish this task in spite of their 
hindrance. 4. All systems of both the Orthodox and Alternative Me dical Communities, in total 
ignorance dealing with malignant tumor masses are a ccounted for in Metabolic 
Medicine’s Paradigm. This is noted on page 10. The success rates of these most 
unscientific procedures range from four to at most 30%. Their very few successes are 
accomplished by accident and in total ignorance of Metabolic Principles. 5. There are a few sincere, naïve, ignorant individual s, who in honesty and dedication want 
to help the CANCER VICTIM. However, they do not com prehend what Cancer is and by 
hit or miss, stumble onto one little parameter of M etabolic Medicine’s Paradigm. 6. Most individuals associated with the diabolical CAN CER RACKET do not want and will 
not allow the proper treatment of Cancer to be know n or used. They enlist the aid of the 
Political, Legal and Medical Establishments. It is their objective to so deceive the 
CANCER VICTIM that he/she will run as fast as they can to the doctor. 7. In their deceptive schemes, these Establishment con  artists expect and demand that we 
Cancer Victims voluntarily beg the Medical Communit ies to plunder us and take all our 
assets in blind false hope of receiving proper and adequate treatment. What little success 
is forthcoming is by accident and in total ignoranc e.  
The Cancer Victim has a Failure of the Pancreas for  at least two years before a Malignant Tumor 
Mass develops to a point that the physician becomes  aware of their condition. Although these 
victims have felt that something was wrong for seve ral months and have often gone to the 
physician for help, with very little improvement no ted. When Pancreatic failure progresses to a point where in a Malignant Tumor Mass — A False 
Placenta — is found, in ignorance and scientific er ror, the physician calls this Malignant Tumor 
Mass CANCER. The diagnostic evaluation tools developed by the Un scientific Scientific Community — that is, 
Biopsy, Scans, Blood Tests, X-rays, etc. are so cru de it is unbelievable. By the time these crude 
procedures are used, it is most often too late for any effective therapeutic procedure. Remember 
the Medical Communities never, ever, address CANCER , only Malignant Tumor Masses. Researchers of the College of Metabolic Medicine de veloped a simple, effective and inexpensive 
Self-Examination Procedure for pancreatic failure i n the mid-1960’s. The Establishment for 
obvious reasons has suppressed this Self-Examinatio n Procedure. The Procedure is carefully 
outlined on page 17. This Pancreas Self-Examination Procedure should be used once a year to alert one to possible 
pancreatic failure. This simple Self-Examination co uld put the National Cancer Institute and the 
American Cancer Society out of business within a fe w months. All persons who have Cancer will die from starvatio n if they are not killed before, usually 
by their physician. William D. Kelley, D.D.S., M.S. Administrator 
College of Metabolic Medicine  SECTION II 
CANCER 
CURE 
SUPPRESSED  
By 
Dr. William Donald Kelley, D.D.S., M.S. 1999 
Another Dentist 
— Hinckley’s Painting of Surgeons using dentist Dr.  Morton’s Discovery of General 
Anesthesia on their patients  
CANCER CURE 
SUPPRESSED  
There  is not ONE doctor in the world today who treats cancer! Histor ically we are repeating the 
very same lesson we learned in 1930. Dr. Kelley’s 
CANCER QUESTION? A diabetic going untreated will destroy his liver, kidneys, and lungs, develop a gangrenous limb 
and go blind. The physician who performs a liver, l ung, or kidney transplant is not treating 
diabetes. The physician who amputates the gangrenou s limb is not treating diabetes. The 
physician who prescribes a "Seeing-Eye-Dog" is not treating diabetes. The physician who 
prescribes insulin is not treating diabetes. The di abetic who gives himself insulin and changes his 
diet is properly treating his own diabetic conditio n. 
The Cancer Victim going untreated will die a horrib le, painful death. The Orthodox Physician 
who uses surgery, radiation and chemotherapy is not  treating cancer. The Alternative "doctor" 
who prescribes herbs, shark cartilage, black salve,  laetrile, vitamins, etc. is not treating cancer. The Chinese doctor who prescribes 6 cockroaches and  3 grasshoppers daily is not treating 
cancer. These items may help something else in one’ s body, but will not properly treat one’s 
cancer. Even should these "Quacks" prescribe pancreatic enz ymes for the cancer victim, they are not 
treating cancer. The cancer victim must treat himself by taking a sa fe, effective, uncontaminated form of 
PANCREATIN  in adequate dosages and change his diet. The "Quacks" of our society are not permitted to tr eat cancer, should they choose to, nor do they 
know how. The "Quacks" of our society are only perm itted to treat Malignant Tumors and one’s 
purse. The great charlatans of our civilization, like Wm. Rockefeller with his snake oil, P. T. Barnum 
with his circus, Barney Cornfield with his investme nt and insurance schemes must look down 
from heaven or up from hell, green with envy and je alousy. They must beg God for a chance to 
be a modern day physician. By the time you and/or your physician discover a ma lignant tumor mass, you have had cancer for 
2 or more years. You have to face the truth that ca ncer is nothing more than the failure of your 
pancreas to produce adequate pancreatin and your bo dy to deliver it to the site of an injury or 
stimulated defective cell. The cancer victim does not have to be a party to hi s own plunder and murder. He must properly 
treat his own cancer, as he is the only one who can . He must embark on a "Do-It-Yourself" 
program. The cancer victim wants someone else to do it for h im. However that is impossible, for only the 
victim himself can properly treat his own cancer. For the time being, it is not illegal to treat your self. How long will the Establishment permit it? Only God knows. Those who are wise enough to realize wealth is not determined in Silver, Gold or Diamonds 
should consider obtaining a supply of pancreatin. H ealth is also an important asset. In 1904, only one American in 24 had cancer in his lifetime. In the 35 years since I cured myself 
of terminal pancreatic cancer and guided some 33,00 0 cancer victims to health, the CANCER 
RATE  has increased from one in five, to now, as you rea d this, the CANCER RATE is one in 
two. And the Cancer Industry calls this Progress Against  Cancer — the lie, the big lie. The War 
on Cancer is the plundering war of our peoples, not  a war on cancer. DIABETES  
A young man, Ernest Scott, getting his MS from Rock efeller University in 1911, discovered 
insulin. This was his Thesis. All the great scienti sts could not figure out what insulin was or how 
to obtain it. It is a most interesting story of God ’s direction of Ernest Lyman Scott . He presented 
it to the Rockefeller University of Chicago. He sub mitted the completed document and his 
mentor professor was to publish it. The mentor chan ged it "for publication" and did not publish 
it. However, the University still has Scott’s origi nal Thesis. Scott became interested in diabetes while he was te aching in High School the year before he 
started his graduate studies. One of his high schoo l students, a football player, did not show up 
for practice. Scott went to the student’s home. The re he learned the boy had just been told he had 
diabetes. In 1911 and until the late 1920’s and ear ly 1930’s, diabetes was always a death sentence (even as cancer is today). The young man s aid: "What’s the use of playing football, I 
will soon die." The next year Scott, as a graduate student in physi ology, was doing experiments on dogs that had 
had their pancreas removed or tied off. When the Di ener (a German word for laboratory 
assistant-animal-attendant employee of the universi ty) quit because of the fly problem and sticky 
urine puddles from these dogs, Scott immediately fi gured out that the urine had high 
concentrations of sugar. This led Scott to discover  insulin and separate the insulin secretions 
from the pancreatin. No one had ever done that befo re. Scott went on to Columbia University to get his Ph. D. and remained on staff for years. His 
Doctorate Dissertation was the development of the S tandard Blood Test for Diabetes. The story 
is too long to go into here, however, Eli Lilly Co.  was only a name on a garage until the 1930’s 
when they started producing insulin by stealing Sco tt’s 1911 insulin process. In 1997, the Eli Lilly Trust Fund was the richest i n the world. It exceeded the Ford Foundation 
for the first time. The Medical Establishment used the pancreatin part of Scott’s research and patented it. They 
then gave this monopoly to the Viobin Company, a su bsidiary of the A.H. Robins 
Pharmaceutical Co. Essentially Viobin has the worldwide monopoly for t he production of pancreatin, just as Lilly 
has the worldwide monopoly for insulin. The Medical Establishment gave the 35 million-dolla r plant, having never been used, that Oscar 
Myer made to go into competition with Viobin when V iobin’s patent ran out in August 1983, to 
the Viobin Company for $5 million in one of their t ypical procedures. • All Pancreatin comes from one company, Scientific P rotein Laboratories. • All Vitamins come from Hoffmann-LaRoche Inc., Nutle y, New Jersey. • All Minerals come from Eastman Kodak Co. in Rochest er, New York.
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Summarize the following text section accurately and concisely. Maintain specific details and numerical information, and use anti-repetition mechanisms:

        I went to the specialist he 
recommended who urged me not to wait, but to have t he operation "before it was too late. " I 
followed orders. I had the operation. (By the way, I remember being sedated and prepared in the 
morning for the operation, which was scheduled for 1:00 p. m. I remember not being wheeled in 
until 4:00 p.
The author was initially told by a specialist to have the operation "before it was too late," but after the operation, they were diagnosed with a cyst in the former womb area.
What was the initial diagnosis of the author's condition?
The author had a series of negative experiences with the medical profession, including being dismissed by a doctor who told her that her facial pain was just her imagination.
What was the author's experience with the medical profession?
The author refused to follow the recommended chemotherapy and surgery, choosing instead to seek alternative treatment and nutritional guidance from Dr. Kelley.
What was the author's decision regarding the recommended chemotherapy and surgery?
The author's health improved significantly after following Dr. Kelley's nutritional program, and she was able to overcome her cancer and live a long, healthy life.
What was the outcome of the author's experience with Dr. Kelley's nutritional program?
The author was critical of the medical establishment and the cancer industry, viewing them as corrupt and ignorant, and advocating for a more natural and holistic approach to health and wellness.
What was the author's perspective on the medical establishment and the cancer industry?