Board of Directors

Robert G. Wright, Founder and Director, American Anti-Cancer Institute

Robert G. Wright is the founder and Director of the American Anti-Cancer Institute, a 7+ year old organization that educates people world-wide regarding the real truth about cancer. Mr. Wright is a former Vice President of Sales for an American aerospace, electronics and space company and worked personally on the development of the International Space Station. A former marathon runner and fitness fanatic, Mr. Wright’s University teaching degree and multiple “study and hands-on degrees” in cancerology, nutrition, disease and wellness are well-known and respected in the anti-cancer community.

After over twenty-five years of private study, Mr. Wright has emerged as an authentic American “cancer whisperer,” counseling cancer patients free of charge since his founding of the AACI in 2008. With skill and compassion, Wright teaches cancer patients how to correct the underlying metabolic basis of the disease in order to elicit their own body’s healing response. It works. There is nothing more gratifying for Bob Wright than having a hand in saving a life. Healing cancer is his passion.

Out of longtime careers in aerospace and business, Wright founded the AACI as the Educational presence for the proposed American Anti-Cancer Center: a 100-acre, cancer-healing complex. As such, the Institute has come to spearhead the “alternative anti-cancer movement” that’s destined to change the cancer paradigm well into the next two decades. The Center is the brainchild of the former entrepreneur and Washington state native, designed to reflect the “voice of the people” in desiring a clear healthcare departure from conventional cancer care.

The spirited support of his audience rings clear during Wright’s lectures, radio and television appearances and through the sale of his book, “Killing Cancer – Not People,” the first in a series educating the public as to the Truth about cancer as a reversible, curable immune disease. The Institute Wright founded and the entire Anti-Cancer Campus are coming of age as long-term solutions to the cancer epidemic in the United States.

Mr. Wright is married with four grown children and three grandsons. He makes his home in the Pacific Northwest where he is still an avid runner and outdoorsman.

Mr. Wright can be contacted through the AACI website at www.americanaci.org or by email at info@americanaci.org. The American Anti-Cancer Institute is located at 2525 Broadway, Suite 2304, Everett, WA 98201.

Shelly Oslie, President of the Board

Shelly was born and raised in Sedro-Woolley, Washington. She moved to Bellingham in 1995 and then up to Blaine in 2002. She retired from a 22 year career with the power company where she held many positions from Customer Service in the office to Equipment Operator out on the line crews.

Shelly is currently involved in the health and wellness field, with her main focus being hydration. She, and her husband Dave, travel all over the World educating people of the dangers of an acidic body. Considering the fact that cancer thrives in an acidic body, Shelly deals with a lot of cancer patients. She has become very passionate about teaching people how to improve their body’s environment to rid it of cancer, or better yet, to keep cancer from forming in the first place. It was inevitable that she would eventually cross paths with the American Anti-Cancer Institute. Once she saw their vision and mission, she became passionate about helping to promote the virtue of the AACI. Shelly and Dave have two married daughters, three granddaughters and one grandson.

Dr. Eduardo de la María-Campos, Vice President

Eduardo De la María was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, November 21, 1939, in a family of professionals, Medical Doctors and Architects, conformed by descendants of various European nationalities. He graduated in Biochemistry, December 1963, at the Facultad de Farmacia y Bioquímica, Universidad de Buenos Aires. While studying and after completing his career, he contributed for several years to a specific investigation on cancer as assistant to the principal researcher, Dr. Julián Zavala Muniz, a close in-law relative.

Over that period of time, he did extensive reviews of scientific investigation on cancer from the beginning of the century, with particular interest in the field of amino acids. Due to the controversial nature of the scientific discoveries resulting from that research, official recognition of these discoveries by the medical establishment was not granted, even if never explicitly denied. Even so, the practical results of the research continued being applied at Dr. Zavala’s private medical practice for about twenty more years, until Dr. Zavala’s decease.

Discouraged by what he felt was a blatant violation of the human rights of cancer sufferers inArgentina, Dr. De la María changed course and moved to Spain in 1967, where he obtained a Major in International Business. Subsequent to the change of Spain’s political regime in 1977, he moved to the U.S. in 1980.

Before his death in 1983, Dr. Zavala sent Dr. De la María exhaustive records of the investigation, asking him to continue with the work initiated years before aiming at eradicating cancer. For some time Dr. De la María was hesitant, unable to do so. But, in time, as a result of fortuitous circumstances, he renewed his determination to get those investigation results known and eventually acknowledged. Dr. De la María then took courses in Biochemistry at theTechnological Institute of Mexico and a course on Fundamentals of Medical Oncology in Madrid, Spain, to be better equipped to follow through with Dr. Zavala’s work.

At that time, Dr. De la María established a relationship with Dr. William Regelson, Oncologist, Professor at the Commonwealth University School of Medicine in Richmond, Virginia, a noted researcher in the field of hormones. Dr. Regelson was the first scientist in the U.S. to be fully informed of the results of the investigation in Argentina and was in full agreement with them. But, he clearly warned that the interests behind ‘the business of cancer treatments’ in this country would never allow the disease to be eradicated, and advised Dr. De la María to seek interest in another country.

With this counsel in mind, Dr. De la María approached the National Institute of Cancerology in Mexico, which confirmed interest in the investigation, and appointed a researcher of their own to review the material. The Medical School of the Mexican Army approved undertaking new pre-clinical trials at a minimal cost, and thus, Dr. De la María made available a new batch of the natural extract originally used by Dr. Zavala. But that plan was eventually thwarted due to unforseen cirumstances forcing Dr. De la María to return to Atlanta.

In 1990, Dr. De la María established the American Anti-Cancer Society with the purpose of obtaining the necessary funding to join the American Anti-Cancer Institute in eradicating cancer as a lethal disease in the U.S. He is about to complete a novel for publication, that aims at educating the population to advance toward that goal.

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