Here is the proof you are looking for. I think it is fair to say when you join all the dots from all the newspaper articles it looks like the big breakthrough was in Aug 2014 with radiotherapy. The langues changes from remission to cancer free. I think that is why he left NRT because of the overwhelming conviction that it worked in his own life where pre Aug 2014 it had only being keeping it at bay. My big question is why NRT shareholders were left in the dark about this.....if it was all true that he had discovered the cure in 2014.
Aug 6 2013 -" Certainly you can't accuse Dr Kelly of not believing in the product - he used a couple of earlier, less-powerful versions of the drug on himself when suffering advanced and aggressive prostate cancer and is now in remission and feeling great."
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/busines...g/news-story/346af11cd5d10523ecc643f4ed91b104
Feb 15, 2014 -
Regular treatments for an aggressive form of prostate cancer were failing. The cancer had made its way into his bones. In the ultimate act of having faith in his own products, the chief executive of ASX listed biotechnology group Novogen began taking his own cocktail of anti-cancer drugs.
“I started self-medicating," he says. “I invented the stuff so I knew how it worked."
The anti-cancer drugs are still undergoing clinical development in the US and are yet to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration. But they’ve done the trick – for now. Kelly says his cancer is under control and he’s back concentrating on trying to resurrect Novogen as it seeks to develop a new family of anti-cancer drugs known as super benzopyrans, which attack cancer stem cells.
The drugs he takes in a capsule with his fruit and yoghurt for breakfast each day are older compounds he helped discover more than 10 years ago. It’s a combination of phenoxodiol and triphendiol and he gets them made up in Asia.
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Aug 15 2016 - "Kelly, who has been cancer-free for two years, says he self-administered NOX66, which combined Idronoxil with the standard solid cancer drug carboplatin.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/bu...f/news-story/45bfdd2346e860815a4aee7b44709329
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