Do I Have Cancer?

This simple answer is yes. Everyone has cancer but our normal metabolic defense system takes care of these wayward cancer cells.

I have written something about Dr. William Donald Kelley, D.D.S., M.S. before wherein he cured himself of pancreatic cancer after being told he has only two months left to live. He has written a book and published it online.

I find Dr Kelly's self examination procedure for cancer very useful and have reproduced it below for your easy reading. Please spend sometime every 12 months examining your own body and discover any anomalies before it's too late.

Dr. Kelley’s Self-Examination Procedure

You give yourself control with Dr. Kelley’s Self-Examination Procedure of one’s pancreas. If one finds one’s pancreatic malfunction in time to properly treat it, one will have to do it for one’s self. Dr. Kelley’s Self-Examination of one’s pancreas finds pancreas malfunction long before Malignant Tumor Masses form. You have the greatest to gain by self-examination.

The Self-Examination Procedure below should be the most important part of your health program. This procedure only indicates the activity of one’s pancreas — it is not a diagnostic test. It only alerts one very early to the possible formation of Malignant Tumor Masses. Thus, you can run to your physician for proper and legal diagnosis and treatment if needed. This procedure is the most sensitive and early awareness system known to date.

Dr. Kelley’s Self-Examination Procedure is nothing more than early self-detection and/or an early warning of the decrease of pancreatic production of adequate pancreatic enzymes.

When the pancreas is not working properly and fails to produce adequate amounts of enzymes the following occurs:

- The first indication of pancreatic failure is indigestion with belching and passing of excessive gas (flatulence).

- The second indication over an extended time is the dental condition called pyorrhea.

- The third indication is focusing problems of the eyes. This occurs because the muscles of the eyes are so tiny it doesn’t take much protein loss to interfere with their function; a tiny little bit of eye muscle makes a big difference. (Dr. Kelley is still able to read without glasses at the age of 73 — and he uses the same pair of glasses to drive as he used in 1963. See his story, "30-Year Victory Over Pancreatic/Liver Cancer" on page 111.)

Dr. Kelley correctly calls such conditions pancreatic failure, and within two to four years normal trophoblast cells (false placenta cells) will develop into Malignant Tumor Masses or lymph and blood dysfunction.

As stated elsewhere in his book, the disease commonly referred to as "Cancer" by the Medical Community is nothing more than the failure of one’s pancreas to produce adequate enzymes to properly digest one’s food intake and clean-up the defective, worn-out and dead cells throughout one’s body.

You can read the full Dr Kelly's book Do-it-Yourself Book one answer to cancer online here.