Jeffrey Keller

(With some help from Jeffrey Keller, "The Secret of Being Lucky", Sales Doctor's Magazine)

In fact, Dr. Prados had two patients, Pamela Winningham and Jeffrey Keller, who had been successfully treated with antineoplastons four years before Crystin's treatment.
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In an admission summary for Keller, a UCSF doctor wrote that because "radiation" and "chemotherapy" had "failed" with Keller, he was "started on antineoplast[o]ns (AS2-1 and AS-10)" and "seem[ed] to be having an excellent response to antineoplast[o]n therapy."JA 808-809.

In fact, Dr. Prados had two patients, Pamela Winningham and Jeffrey Keller, who had been successfully treated with antineoplastons four years before Crystin"s treatment.
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Furthermore, in May 1991, Dr. Burzynski told Dr. Prados that antineoplastons had put Keller"s tumor "in complete remission for over six months already."
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Dr. Prados has admitted that Keller"s antineoplaston treatment was "efficacious," was "the most likely explanation" for the remission, and "seemed to … shrink his tumor."
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In an admission summary for Keller, a UCSF doctor wrote that because "radiation" and "chemotherapy" had "failed" with Keller, he was "started on antineoplast[o]ns (AS2-1 and AS-10)" and "seem[ed] to be having an excellent response to antineoplast[o]n therapy."JA 808-809.