Choose your Therapy: One at a Time

Dr. Kelley in one of his Cancer Control Journal interviews lamented:

Often, the patient tries too many different therapies at one time. This overloads the body with toxins, which sometimes proves fatal. I understand in their anxiety that they want to cover the field and make sure that they are doing everything possible. Sometimes it is difficult for me to understand that a patient wants to go the “natural route” and also fill his body with poisons!

The cancer victim must understand that with both therapies, be it the orthodox chemo-rad, or the natural metabolic, there’s just so much waste material from the malignant cells that are dumped into the bloodstream so that, most of the time, the body cannot eliminate wastes rapidly enough.

The first objective of the patient is to destroy the tumor at a rate that will not cause an over-toxic condition and overwork the liver and the kidneys. His diet and supplements will have to be regulated to accomplish this objective.

The second objective is to build a new body and of course this can only be accomplished by good nutrition, and TIME.  It takes an average of four (4) years to grow a malignant condition—you are not going to grow a new body in a few days or weeks. Be patient and let nature have a chance.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

I have been hard-put to gather the essentials for a coffee enema. Is a complete kit available anywhere?

A complete kit is available at Dr. Dy-Liaco’s in Quezon City. But for those who have the time, energy, and forbearance to endure the traffic, I have often heard it said how Bambang Street in Sta. Cruz, Manila is a good place to source medical supplies at minimal costs, though I have not dared hazard the trip myself.

Is there a clinic I can go to for coffee enema?

One can go to Dr. Dy-Liaco’s clinic for the coffee enema. For particulars, and directions on how to get to the clinic from your end, please call the clinic nurse Magdalena ‘Madelle’ Balubal between 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. at 02-924-2487.

Is there one who would do a home-visit demo on how to do the coffee enema just so I can get the hang of it?

Home service and/or teaching demonstration can be arranged. For particulars, here are contact numbers of two (2) nurses who can help: Nurse Alma de la Cruz at 0916-422-9980; and  Nurse Magdalena Balubal at 0917-354-2352.

I am very sorry for this very delayed update.  Though I logged in daily, and replied to comments as best I could under the circumstances, illness in the family, and the subsequent mourning made it difficult for me to gather my thoughts together for this, my 60th post.

FAQ 6: Metabolic Therapy after Surgery and Chemo-Rad?

“I had surgery, and chemo and radiation thereafter. Can I still do natural metabolic therapy?”

Metabolic therapy is not counter-productive to orthodox therapy. As a matter of fact, I consider it a valuable adjunct to the success of chemo/rad, and even to surgery. One must understand that the tumor is not the disease – that it is just a symptom of a cancer gone malignant.  “The clinical problem in treating a cancer victim is clearing the body of accumulated toxins.” Though surgery removes the tumor, chemo/rad, which is formulated to target actively dividing cells, leaves a slew of dead cells the accumulation of which, if left unmanaged, may cause toxemia and eventual death. “Many cancer victims have had their tumors successfully treated only to die of toxic poisoning…” [Dr. Kelley One Answer to Cancer 1974, page 16)

It is the change in life-style, comprehensive nutritional supplementation, and the long and laborious period of detoxification (which can take from 3 to 12 months), that will weave its healing effects on the ravaged and weakened body.

Dr. Kelley contends that “prognosis for a cancer victim is very good when the kidney and lung functions are at least 50% of normal, and an optimistic spiritual attitude is maintained.” And that “the rate of recovery is subject to another law – that of blood supply. If the rate of blood supply to an area is great, recovery is fast. If the blood supply to an area is inadequate, recovery is very slow. Thus, we find that those with Hodgkin’s Disease respond quickly, while those with brain or bone afflictions have a much slower response” [17]

A word of caution: “Aperson who has had cancer will always be susceptible and must keep constant vigilance. If at any time the free active pancreatic enzymes in the body falls below the amount that is necessary to keep the cancer cells digested, malignancy will always re-develop. Many people make the false assumption that just because their test comes in negative, they are free from cancer for life. This mistaken attitude has shortened the life of many.”
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After Surgery, Chemotherapy and/or Radiation, WHAT NEXT?

Dr. Philip Binzel, in his book, Alive and Well (1994), states:

There is nothing in surgery that will prevent the spread of cancer. There is nothing in radiation that will prevent the  spread of the disease. There is nothing in chemotherapy that will prevent the spread of the disease. How do we know? Just look at the statistics! There is a statistic known as “survival time.” Survival time is defined as that interval of time between when the diagnosis of cancer is first made in a given patient and when that patient dies from his disease. In the past fifty years, tremendous progress has been made in the early diagnosis of cancer. In that period of time, tremendous progress had been made in the surgical ability to remove tumors. Tremendous progress has been made in the use of radiation and chemotherapy in their ability to shrink or destroy tumors. But, the survival time of the cancer patient today is no greater than it was fifty years ago. What does this mean? It obviously means that we are treating the wrong thing! We are treating the symptom — the tumor, and we are doing absolutely nothing to prevent the spread of the disease. The only thing known to mankind today that will prevent the spread of cancer within the body is for that body’s own defense mechanisms to once again function normally. That’s what nutritional therapy does. It treats the defense mechanism, not the tumor. (page 69)

I am not opposed to the use of radiation. I am not opposed to the use of chemotherapy. There are times when a small amount of radiation for a short period of time can relieve pain and/or be life-saving to a patient. There are times when a small amount of chemotherapy for a short period of time can do the same. It is not the use of these that I so vehemently oppose, it is their abuse. The theory used in this country is that, if a little does some good, a whole lot more will do a whole lot better. Patients are getting radiation and chemotherapy who do not need it. Those who do need it are often getting far more than they need, thereby doing them much more harm than good. (page 71)

Chemotherapy: ORTHODOX vs. NATURAL

Yes, Virginia. Like chemo, which is how the medically administered chemotherapy for cancer is generally known, the long-suppressed natural metabolic therapy is also a form of chemotherapy. However, the similarity ends there.