Cancer Research Efforts for The Gonzalez Protocol®
Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez was deeply committed to conducting scientific research on his nutritional enzyme therapy. We are committed to advancing this research with the new patients being treated by the Gonzalez Guardian doctors. This research includes preparing new case histories for cancer and non-cancer patients and investigating how to improve patient compliance.
Published research by Dr. Colin A. Ross, M.D. about The Gonzalez Protocol®:
- Case examples from the Gonzalez Protocol for Treatment of Cancer
- Future Research Directions for the Trophoblast Model of Cancer
- The Trophoblast Model of Cancer
- Methodological Flaws in the Chabot Trial of Pancreatic Enzymes for Cancer Therapy
Dr. Gonzalez proudly published more cancer case reports than any “alternative” medicine physician in the history of medicine. Here is some of that research:
History of Enzyme Therapy: Dr. Gonzalez’s investigations into enzyme therapy and cancer treatment, starting in 1981 with his investigation into the work of Dr. William Donald Kelley. A more extensive discussion is available in an article published in the peer-reviewed journal Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine.
The Nutritional Research and Educational Foundation, Inc: This Foundation was established in 1994 to administer the grant for the pancreatic cancer pilot study (see below). It fostered research in the areas of nutrition and cancer.
Case Reports: The January/February 2007 issue of the peer-reviewed healthcare journal Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine featured a lengthy interview with Gonzalez as well as an article by Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. Isaacs which includes 32 case reports of cancer patients successfully treated with The Gonzalez Protocol. The March/April 2007 issue included an article by Dr. Isaacs about evaluating anecdotal evidence and cancer research case reports.
Statistics: Some people ask for cancer protocol statistics thinking that it will help them determine the value of this treatment. However, as explained in this article published in the peer-reviewed journal Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine and entitled Statistics: Why Meaningful Statistics Cannot be Generated From a Private Practice, the question is much more complicated than many might think.
NCI-NIH Funded clinical study: For more information about the NCI-NIH funded clinical study ostensibly set up to test The Gonzalez Protocol in patients with pancreatic cancer but this cancer research was grossly mismanaged by the academicians in charge, click here.
2004 Pancreatic Cancer Animal Study: The abstract from the cancer research article that appeared in the peer-reviewed journal Pancreas. This report details the results of the administration of the pancreatic enzyme material used by Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. Isaacs in their treatment protocols to a group of mice with experimentally induced pancreatic cancer. This study in animals did not perfectly reproduce the program as it is administered to humans, but nonetheless the results were very positive.
1999 Pancreatic Cancer Pilot Study: The abstract from the article by Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. Isaacs that appeared in the peer-reviewed journal Nutrition and Cancer. This report details the results of their first clinical trial, a pilot study, in pancreatic cancer.
1993 Best Case Series: The presentation of best cancer cases is a tool that was devised by the National Cancer Institute for the evaluation of possible new cancer therapies. Dr. Gonzalez made his presentation of best cancer cases to the National Cancer Institute in 1993, and subsequently presented three of them at a National Institutes of Health Workshop on Alternative Medicine in June of 1994. A summary of Dr. Gonzalez’s presentation appeared in an NIH newsletter and the full presentation is published in Dr. Gonzalez’s book Proof of Concept.
Discoveries in Medicine Article: This article from the fall of 1990 details some of Dr. Gonzalez’s early research efforts into enzyme therapy and the work of Dr. William Donald Kelley.
