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Clinical Trials
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Study Population
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Type Study
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Benefit
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Cocaine Abusers
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Controlled open label
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Nine-fold decrease in AMA
rate with SGX variant
compared to controls
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Cur Ther Res
43(6) 1204,1988
Blum et al.
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Alcoholic and Heroin Addicts
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Open-label case study
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We demonstrate for the
first time that SGX intravenous administration reduces or
"normalizes" aberrant electrophysiological parameters of the reward
circuitry site
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Postgraduate Medicine
122(6) 188, 2010
Miller et al.
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Psycho-stimulant abusers
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randomized, triple-blind,
placebo-controlled, crossover
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SGX variant showed an
increase of alpha waves and low beta wave activity in the parietal brain
region one hour post administration
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Postgraduate Medicine
122(6)
214,2010
Blum et al.
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Poly-drug abusers
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Randomized Double-blind
placebo -controlled
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SGX variant
significantly reduced stress response as measured by skin conductance,
compared to patients receiving placebo.
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Gene Therapy & Molecu
lar Biology
Blum et al.
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Obese Subjects
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Open label pre vs post
treatment
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DNA
customized SGX administration yielded significant results for weight loss,
sugar craving
reduction,
appetite suppression, snack reduction, reduction of late
night
eating (all P<0.01
), increased perception of overeating, enhanced
quality
of sleep, increased happiness (all P<0.05
), and increased energy
(P<0.001).
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Adv Therp 25(9)
894,2008
Blum et al.
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Obese Subjects
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Open label pre vs post
treatment
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DNA customized SGX administration yielded
significant Pre- and post ad hoc analysis
revealed a significant
difference between the
starting BMI and the BMI following an average of 41 days (28-70d)
of SGX variant intake whereby
71.4% lost weight.
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Gene Therapy & Mol Biol.
12,371,2008
Blum et al.
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Poly-Drug Addicts Court Mandated
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Open label out-patient 12
month clinical trial
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SGX variant after 1 year yielded a significant
decrease in depression, anger, anxiety, drug craving, increased energy. Drop
out rate for alcoholics was only 7%.
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Adv Therp 24(2),
402,2007
Chen et al.
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Methadone Addicts
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Open label out-patient 12 month clinical trial
comparison to non-treatment
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The average number of days of compliance of being
drug free utilizing Naltrexone in 1000 patients without SGX variant using
rapid detoxification method is only 37 days. With SGX patients were relapse
free for an average of 262 days (P<0.0001).
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Med Hyp 63,538,2004
Chen et al.
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Poly-Drug Addicts
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Randomized double-blind
placebo controlled
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With
SGX variants significantly improved Physical Scores and BESS Scores
(behavioral, emotional, social and spiritual).
After
detoxification there was a six-fold decrease in AMA rates when
comparing SGX variant vs. placebo groups. In this
inpatient
treatment experience SGX variant facilitated the rate of recovery and allowed
patients to respond more fully and more quickly to the behavioral goals of
the program.
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Alcohol 5,481,1988
Blum et al.
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Detoxified Poly-Drug Addicts
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In-patient 30 day
double-blind controlled
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SGX variant patients as compared to controls (no
SGX) had a lower Building Up To Drink
Score (BUD), required no benzodiazepines (0 vs. 94%), ceased
tremors at 72 hours as compared to 96
hours, had no severe depression on the MMPI compared to 24% in the control
group.
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International Journal of
Addictions 23(9), 991,1988.
Blum et al.
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DUI Outpatient Offenders Alcohol and Cocaine
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One year open label controlled (vitamin) clinical
trial.
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SGX variants significantly reduced relapse rates and
enhanced recovery in DUI outpatient offenders over a 10 week period. After
ten months
SGX compared to controls revealed a 73% recovery rate in alcoholics and a 53%
recovery rate in cocaine addicts.
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Journal of Psychoactive
Drugs, 22(2) 173,1990.
Brown et al.
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Healthy volunteers
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30 day open label pre-post evaluation
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SGX variant induced a significant enhancement of
focus as measured by P300 wave and computerized performance tasks.
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Clin- Electroencephalogr.
28(2) 68,1997
Defrance et
al.
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