Stay Away from the Canadian Cancer Research Group

March 13, 2006 D. H. McKee

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Yikes. If I were suffering from cancer, I’d steer clear of the CCRG.
Stay Away from the Canadian Cancer Research Group (CCRG)
“As part of W-FIVE’s investigation, two producersâ..one pretending to be severely ill with Stage III lung cancerâ..visited the Canadian Cancer Research Group (CCRG) with a hidden camera. O’Neill stated CCRG’s cure rates were over 80% for lung cancer and 100% for lymphoma, leukemia, and prostate cancer. After failing to respond to more than half a dozen requests for documentation, O’Neill agreed to an on-camera interview. But when he was asked questions about the Bagyans, he refused to answer them; and when the producer tried to get O’Neill to comment on the hidden-camera videotape, O’Neill refused to look at it and abruptly ended the interview [10].”

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