SECTION I

Dr. Kelley’s Do-it-Yourself Book one answer to cancer

Reviewed after 32 years 1967 - 1999

By Dr. William Donald Kelley, D.D.S., M.S. 1999

*Chapter I*

What is Cancer?

Cancer is a term used to classify a fast growing malignant tumor, which, if allowed to grow unchecked, will cause death.

Many clinicians have the mistaken belief that cancer is complex; a number of different diseases, each having its own cause. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Most doctors, even the research scientists, suppose such things as viruses, X-rays, cigarette smoking, chemicals, sunlight, trauma, etc. cause cancer. These, sometimes, are an indirect cause.

The Direct Cause of Cancer is The Changing of an Ectopic
Germ Cell into an Ectopic Trophoblast Cell

The direct cause of cancer, according to our research, is the changing of an ectopic germ cell into an ectopic trophoblast cell. An excess of female sex hormones brings about this change. Both men and women have male and female sex hormones. When this delicate male-female sex hormone balance is upset, cancer may start.

Let me explain this a little further. In the human life cycle, the male sperm unites with the female egg. Now if this fertilized egg would grow directly into a new baby, we would have no cancer or cancer problems, but nature does not act so simply and directly, for if she did, the newly formed embryo (baby) would fall out of the uterus. Therefore, nature had to develop some way to attach the new embryo to the wall of the uterus and some way to nourish (feed) it.