Do People “Attack” the CCRG Concept?

Yes…. a few detractors who don’t know what we have to offer or that are just unilaterally against most complementary medical approaches do attack our work and the work of many other complementary medicine practitioners. A few individuals engage in a systematic campaign of harassment and attack against the complementary medicine practitioners.

With all the obvious recognized failings of our conventional health care system, one has to ask how complementary medicine detractors can legitimately attack practitioners for suggesting that better foods should be increased in the diet, or that stress management could help the body fight disease, or that it would be healthy to stop eating the processed and carcinogenic, saturated fat-laden foods that are commonplace in our culture or for suggesting that we take high quality, pathogen free supplements?

CCRG and its founder, William O’Neill, have been the subject of a recent tabloid style, investigative journalism TV program. The show was a one-sided and grossly distorted representation of the work at the CCRG clinic. This latest “witch hunt” effort is really no more than a continuation of the same negative heckling available about complementary medicine and about CCRG on the internet. You only have to surf the web to read the largely unsubstantiated attacks focused on the entire complementary and alternative healthcare industry…….. all of which primarily originate from three central web resources. Unfortunately, this extremely negative and one-sided advocacy against any and all forms of complementary or alternative medicine hinders all the sincere efforts by practitioners throughout the industry and only further reinforces today’s conventional medicine attitude of turning a “blind-eye” to complementary and alternative medicine resources.

There is never any win in answering negative press with more negative energy. Unfortunately in the media, you are “guilty until proven innocent”. You need to make your health care decisions based on reasonable scientific and clinical evidence instead of being told what to do by special interest groups. The intent of this web section is to leave you with the facts (that the detractors typically don’t provide) so that you can make your own balanced decisions about the malicious messages conveyed by a few self-proclaimed “guardians” of Canadian and America health care.

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