Case Reports

Callers to our office frequently request “testimonials”; a case report is similar in some ways to a testimonial, but is published in a medical journal. An article by Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez and Dr. Isaacs, published in 2007 in the peer-reviewed journal Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, included more than 30 case reports of patients with properly diagnosed cancer who responded to this treatment. The cases start on page 4.

Two books by Dr. Gonzalez, published after his death in July 2015, include more than 100 case reports of patients who did well on this treatment with appropriately diagnosed cancer. The first volume covers patients whose disease arose in the pancreas or breast; the second volume is devoted to patients with other types of cancer (affiliate links). Both volumes include patients treated by Dr. Isaacs.

In 2019, an article by Dr. Isaacs in the peer-reviewed journal Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine included two case reports, one about a patient who began with her in December of 2014, one about a patient who started treatment with her in April 2016.

To address the common request for “statistics” for a given condition, Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. Isaacs wrote the article Statistics: Why Meaningful Statistics Cannot Be Generated From a Private Practice.

Please note that these case reports are not a guarantee of similar outcomes for any patient. Dr. Isaacs recommends that patients whose disease can be cured by orthodox therapy should go ahead with it; see her article titled “Deciding Whether to Pursue an Alternative Cancer Therapy” for more guidance.

Federal privacy regulations prohibit our identifying patients by name. We are careful to protect our patients' privacy and will not give out their names or contact information under any circumstances.

Dr. Isaacs’ article Evaluating Anecdotes and Case Reports can help you learn to recognize a well-written case report or testimonial. It was published in Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine.