The surprising story of a dentist who became a Enzyme cancer doctor Part 2

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Dr. Kelley was attacked as a quack, was investigated repeatedly by government agencies, lost his dental license for five years and did some hard time in jail. But, like Beard, he never relented, says Dr. Gonzalez, and his successes created an extraordinary word-of-mouth network that brought an endless stream of patients to his practice.While still in medical school, Dr. Gonzalez met Dr. Kelley. Encouraged by a mentor who was president of the Sloan-Kettering Research Institute, Dr. Gonzalez commenced a student project to evaluate Kelleys work.

amazed at Dr. Kelleys success in treating cancer Writes Dr. Gonzalez, I quickly found evidence of what appeared to be patient after patient with appropriately diagnosed, biopsy-proven advanced and sometimes terminal cancer, who were alive five, even ten years after first beginning enzyme therapy. Continuing under the direction of Dr. Robert Good, his mentor, Dr. Gonzalez turned his student paper into a full-fledged research project. Working for five years, Gonzalez interviewed more than a thousand of Kelleys patients. In 1986, he was ready to publish a detailed report on 50 cases representing 26 different types of cancer.

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