Cancer: A Controversial Subject
Factual information regarding the CCRG approach
(1) Basis of CCRG Research Observations >>
(2) Research Observations >>
(2) CCRG Research Observations
CCRG’s research process in ongoing. New data is constantly being added
and re-evaluated and the research is constantly being assessed
over-time. The following describes the current observations of our
internal research.
CCRG has been conducting Case Series Research into prostate, colorectal
and breast cancer. We have a policy of publicly presenting our
observations at seminars, science and medical conferences and submitting
the research for publication by peer-reviewed journals.
Prostate Research Paper:
Abstract publisher reference:
O’Shea, Dr. E.; Lin, Dr. K. “The Therapeutic Effect of Amino Acids on
Prostate Cancer Patients” (2005) "CAM Research in Canada: Sharing
Successes and Challenges - Abstracts from the 2nd Annual IN-CAM
Symposium, November 12&13, 2005,Toronto, Canada", Journal of
Complementary and Integrative Medicine: Vol. 2: No. 1, Article 12.
CCRG’s research on “The Therapeutic Effect of Amino Acids on Breast
Cancer Patients” will be presented at the:
Natural Health Product Research Society of Canada, 3rd Annual Natural
Health Product Research Conference, Toronto, Ontario
Full colorectal and breast studies will be publicly available post-publishing.
Further background information on the nature of
Case Series Research >>
“High-level” Research Observations (see full prostate research paper):
Based on the results of the Case Series Research, the following has been
demonstrated:
- 95% of research subjects are late
Stage III or IV
- # of subjects in each series:
- Colorectal: 35
- Prostate: 50
- Breast: 85 (results update in process. Available April 2006)
- In all cases, there is significant
improvement in Quality of Life
- Test results appear to show
significant improvement in survival as compared to SEER data
- Post-immune system intervention, the
following observations were made in all subjects:
- Plasma amino acid profiles demonstrate correlative movement with
intervention
- Subjects demonstrate significant positive response rates in
disease
remission, stabilization, and improvement in quality of
life without side
effect or adverse events
- There is beneficial management of collateral damage from
radiotherapy
and chemotherapy
SUMMARY STATEMENT ON CCRG RESEARCH
OBSERVATIONS
Every approach to dealing with people who have cancer must be judged on
it’s own merits based on well-defined patient groups. There are clearly
research limitations to all types of research. CCRG is clear about the
limitations of their internal Case Series Research (see full research
paper).
However, the positive impact of the CCRG supplementation program on the
support of people who have cancer cannot be denied…. regardless whether you
base your conclusions on any or all of the following:
- thousands of individual
peer-reviewed, clinical studies on the various components of the
CCRG compounds,
- case studies
- case series research
Clearly further research is warranted to
explore the therapeutic benefit of the CCRG protocol when used
singularly or when combined judiciously with other agents and
conventional medical approaches. Unfortunately, this approach of
combined and patient-specific therapies is not practically, ethically or
easily transferred to the arena of clinical research. This makes it all
the more imperative that CCRG’s approach to involve practitioner’s in
ongoing research must continue. The possibilities of combining the
resources of both conventional and complementary medicine are greater
today than they have ever been.
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