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Pancreatic cancer is notorious for being aggressive and hard to treat. Learn about some of the risk factors and symptoms to watch out for.
Pancreatic cancer, sometimes dubbed the “King of Cancer“ due to its malignancy, poses challenges in both early detection and late-stage treatment. Understanding its causes and warning signs enables people to take preventive measures. Continue reading
Medicinal herbs and their phytocompounds are being increasingly considered to be helpful in alternative cancer treatments. Many clinical studies have reported the benefits of herbal medicines on cancer patients’ survival, immune modulation, and quality of life.
Some clinical trials used these herbal medicines in combination with conventional therapeutics. These studies investigated the use of herbal medicines for various cancers and the development of randomized controlled trials (RCTs). Continue reading
A middle school student from Chicago has helped discover a surprising ingredient that could safeguard against cancer.
Camarria Williams collected goose droppings near a pond in Chicago’s Garfield Park as part of a science project in collaboration with the University of Illinois Chicago. Continue reading
Fructose — which is added to thousands of US food and drinks — was found to speed up the growth of certain kinds of skin, breast and cervical tumors. The study showed this type of sugar gets converted by the liver into components that tumors need to build new cells and grow.
The more quickly a tumor grows, the more aggressive the cancer may become – able to take over a person’s body before they can fight back. Continue reading
Jeffrey Bennett, Editor
This site is dedicated to educating cancer victims of the recognized “cures” for cancer developed by Dr. William D. Kelley, over six decades ago, through the distribution of Kelley’s books, audio programs and nutritional supplements and counsel to aid the cancer victim.
~ Welcome ~
After twenty-five years of building and supporting a web-site, which was authorized and sanctioned by Dr. William Donald Kelley, the commitment to the work of this great healer expanded and continues. In 2013, I was asked by the Kelley foundation to take-on the responsibility of becoming the editor and publisher of Dr. Kelley’s Self Test for the Different Metabolic Types. With the July 2013 release we expanded the original writings of Kelley by including a 30-page pamphlet, written by Dr. Kelley – ‘Metabolic Typing‘ – which had previously only been published as a separate mail-out. Continue reading
I can truthfully say that I have cured or healed myself of cancer (malignancy) and I can cure myself again if it ever becomes necessary. Better still, I have learned God’s Law of Health concerning malignancy (cancer) and I will ever invoke this Law so that I am not likely to have the disease again.
In the old adage “Physician, heal thyself!” two things stand out to me. One is, if a physician can’t heal himself, how can he heal others? The other involves 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 has 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 himself of anything! Continue reading
Just an interesting scan from the archives….
The shirt on your back, the carpet beneath your feet, and the takeout container from last night’s dinner share a troubling secret: They’re slowly breaking down into invisible particles that are turning up everywhere, from Mount Everest’s peak to your bloodstream.
These microscopic plastic fragments, ranging in size from invisible to no larger than the width of a pencil eraser, have silently invaded human bodies in ways scientists are only beginning to understand – and the implications are unsettling, according to a September scientific review. Continue reading
I would hope, think, that after a few hundred years in business and taking trillions of dollars out of our pockets that the medical profession would have its collective shit together, but every day they disprove that thought. This last transition from the sublime to the ludicrous, lowered my expectations to Bend Over, Here It Comes Again (BOHICA).
My theory: I am / we are, nothing more than a source of revenue, in every aspect of life. I am the next payment on that condo in Cabo, or the payment on that Porsche; maybe trophy-wife #3’s new tits. but my care is NOT the primary consideration. I am nothing more than an incidental and contemporaneous annoyance and involuntary participant.
I am nothing more than a unit in need of service and crucial to their cash-flow. Their lack of attention to detail and the assembly-line approach to healthcare is the result of trading the goals of heath service for that of the almighty dollar. Continue reading
~ Introduction ~
The prostate is a walnut-sized gland located just beneath the urinary bladder. It is part of the urinary system and the reproductive system. There are passages through the prostate that carry either urine or semen. In fact, the prostate also helps produce semen, the thick fluid that carries sperm cells produced in the testicles. The prostate surrounds the upper part of the urethra, which is the tube that carries urine from the bladder.
Prostate function is regulated by testosterone, the male sex hormone, which is produced primarily in the testicles. Prostate cancer is a cancer that starts in the prostate gland, but may spread to other organs and tissues of the body.
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men worldwide. In 2012, for example, there were 1.1 million cases of prostate cancer and over 300,000 men died from the disease. Continue reading
The diagnosis of prostate cancer relies heavily on the results of a prostate biopsy. A pathologist will analyze the biopsy and assignment a Gleason score or grade. Gleason scores reflect how likely it is that it tumor will spread. The score can vary between 2 and 10 where 2 indicates a small likelihood of spread and 10 indicates a high likelihood of spread. The oncologist will also determine the size of the tumor, if there are cancer cells in nearby lymph nodes or if there is any cancer present in distant tissues (metastasis). The choice of conventional treatment is based on PSA level, Gleason scores, and other information about the prostate tumor. Unfortunately, a negative biopsy (no disease seen) does not exclude the diagnosis of prostate cancer (i.e., a false negative result). Continue reading
Editor’s NOTE: Having been introduced to Dr. William D. Kelley in early 1998, amongst the first things he discussed with me, was the toxic nature of fluoride, and how he had become aware of its dangers. Following is among the most devastating health related issues of the past nearly 80 years – yet as recently witnessed in many communities around the nation, our elected “mis-representatives” continue to make decisions “for” us without benefit of the TRUTH!
The following article exposes the biggest on-going medical experiment ever carried out by the United States Government on an unsuspecting population.
Although commissioned by the Christian Science Monitor in early Spring of 1997, they chose not to publish the findings. I became aware of its existence sometime in 1999, and have provided it to our readers for all of these years. Welcome to 2024 as Robert Kennedy Jr. makes plans to try to once and for all – attack fluoride – and hopefully – take it out of our system (Ed.) Continue reading
Dr. Eli Watt (Lionel Barrymore,L) and his son Jimmy Watt (Joel McCrea), in “One Man’s Journey.” RKO Radio Pictures
Drama ~ 1933: What’s one of the most memorable throwaway lines from Lionel Barrymore, after playing a doctor in this film? “I’d rather play a doctor than pay him!”
If that sums up understandable public cynicism about seemingly mercenary medical professionals, this film gently offers a counter narrative. Not all doctors are selfish and avaricious. And, they needn’t be, if caring doctors pass on the secret of good bedside manner to their successors and peers. Continue reading
The researchers found that exposure to PM2.5 pollution – or particulate matter smaller than 2.5 microns – increases the risk of head and neck cancers (HNC).
Common types of HNC include throat cancer and mouth cancer, which an estimated 71,100 Americans will be diagnosed with in 2024. Continue reading
The former Bond Girl, 72, who rose to fame alongside Roger Moore in 1977’s The Spy Who Loved Me, refused traditional treatment options to battle the grade 3, stage 2 disease back in 2007 (pictured in the film)
The former Bond Girl, 72, who rose to fame alongside Roger Moore in 1977’s The Spy Who Loved Me, refused traditional treatment options to battle the grade 3, stage 2 disease back in 2007.
Susie told of how she beat the aggressive breast cancer, which had spread to her lymph nodes, with alternative therapies, after having surgery to removed the tumour.
Speaking to The Express, she revealed: ‘They wanted me to have the chemo, the drugs, the radiation, the Herceptin.
‘But I started reading all these books and I thought that the chemotherapy would be a disaster because it kills everything in your body.’ Continue reading