Research began in the 1920s by Dr. Otto Warburg, PhD was continued and eventually validated through others that found the missing pieces through studies unintentionally proving this theory’s hypothesis. The theory solidified that metabolic dysfunction and originating in the mitochondria, energy producing centers of the cell, cause the downstream effects that we refer to as cancer.
More recent results were established by Dr. Peter Peterson, PhD, Dr. Lee Ko, PhD and especially Dr. Thomas Seyfried, PhD of Boston College whose published book The Metabolic Theory of Cancer together with numerous of his papers clearly prove the cellular approach to cancer. His works have been quoted, cited and referenced in other scholarly writings more than 1,000 times. He is often referred to as the godfather of the metabolic theory of cancer.
The CCC approach uses an integration of different known non-standard-of-care cures. They can be selected and integrated into a protocol because they work synergistically with each other. Further, they do not result in any serious side effects. Items on the CCC protocol Components list are compatible with each other, in that there are no known conflicts with one another.
None of the CCC protocol Components are known to harm good tissue or normal cells.
The CCC protocol Components 1. kill cancer cells, 2. return cancer cells to normal cells (differentiation), 3. starve cancer cells thereby killing them, 4. destroy tumors or 5. boost the body’s immune system to attack the cancer cells. So typically, the cancer patient’s protocol integrates different of these Components into their own protocol.
The CCC approach is to have the cancer patient, based on his/her cancer and situation, tailor his/her own protocol with the help of other CCC members and CCC Components, publicly available, that work very well.
None of the items on the CCC protocol list conflict with chemo if a patient is taking both approaches simultaneously. In fact, doctors experimentally have included several of the Components from the CCC protocol list with chemo that have resulted in improved cure results for patients. That said, The CCC is not advocating chemo, radiation or surgery for CCC members.
The CCC method is built on extensive review of creditable research, studies, scholarly papers, books and podcasts by valid sources. This has yielded the CCC protocols that have worked consistently for those who adhere to their protocol.
