I admire your faith in trusting the medical industry and Gonzalez, I never
felt I could trust him when Dr Kelley made this comment: "A Cornell medical
student, Gonzalez, who had failed after the second year in medical school,
was wandering in and out of the unorthodox medical community looking for
help for his own mental instability and illness. During this fruitless
search, Gonzalez stumbled onto the Kelley Program, which he mentioned to his
psychiatrist"

When he then looked at the Kelley case histories he commented:

"I found these results, particularly for pancreatic, quite intriguing. His
overall survival rate for all cancer in this first group is 93% - and I have
found, going through Dr. Kelley's records, virtually all of his patients
have advanced disease. Many have come to him because no further conventional
treatment could be offered."

So he must be incompetent if he can't reproduce Dr Kelley's results.

And they have a history of fraud:
"Two alleged trials took place under the direction of Dr. Charles Moertel at
the Mayo Clinic. However as one might expect from a proven swindler
operating at such a dishonoured location, these bore little resemblence to
scientific methodology.    Moertel cooked the first trial.by packing the
trial with patients whose immune systems had already been destroyed by toxic
chemotherapy. He then rigged the second trial by treating the patients with
ascorbate for only two and a half months and then continuing with the
"trial" for another 2 years. He then issued a perjured press statement in
which he announced that vitamin C therapy had been proven ineffective,
carefully concealing the fact that he had almost certainly caused the death
of several patients by reason of this iniquitous fraud. The resulting
carefully devised publicity on the subject also caused the deaths of several
other patients who had been happily surviving on ascorbate."---Dr Richards &
Frank Hourigan.

"This man (Moertel) of the Mayo Clinic, no less..had the effrontery to
defend the employment of two toxic preparations, with no curative value, in
cases of metastasised intestinal cancer lest they (the patients) otherwise
seek it (hope) from the hands of quacks and charlatans. In other words
Moertel urged the use of a hramful substance of no value.on patients who
are, presumably, paying a fee for their therapy,.and are hoping for a
cure,.just to keep some other therapist from trying to save them!...(you)
can find a permanent record of the distinguished Dr. Moertel's
recommendations in the New England Journal of Medicine, 1978."-Dr Richards &
Frank Hourigan.

And Kelley is similar to Gerson, he was curing, according to Frank Hourigan
who I have talked to--he did the research for Dr Richards:

"It is well established that a properly conducted Gerson therapy will rescue
50% of terminal patients.  Gerson was curing 50% terminal cancers, and 100%
stage 1 and 2 cancers."-- Frank Hourigan.

and a recent study found:

In an evaluation of five-year survival rates of 153 melanoma patients. Here,
100% of Gerson therapy patients with Stage 1 & 2 cancers survived, but only
79% survive had conventional therapy. With Stage 3 cancers (regional
metastases), the figures respectively were 70% and 41%; with Stage 4a
(distant metastases), 39% with Gerson and 6% with conventional therapy
survived. How Scientific are Orthodox Cancer Treatments? by Walter Last

And it is well proven chemo doesn't touch most cancers, and seeing as Gerson
said the main body condition that leads to cancer is a dodgy liver, I would
have thought it unwise to give a toxic drug for the liver to deal with.

I rather doubt that it will even be proven to extend life, by any substantial
amount.
Apparently those in clinical trials often do a bit better. I forget why that is.

It would be important to know which type of pancreatic cancers each had, which were
resected, and stage (where else it had spread or hadn't) or what other surgeries
they'd had done.  Long term survivors - 3 or 4 years are rarer.
AFAIK
J

So Peter Moron is J.  Who pays your wages?

Thanks Eddie. That's good to read.
J