RE: --S-A-- For prostate cancer, doing nothing is often just as good as

[Guest guest]

Long term wait and see is not necessarily bad depending upon the strain and

stage of prostate cancer. Many times you will find people over the age of

60 simply will not change habits including dietary patterns no matter what.

Often times also you will find that PC is very slow (not always because

there are some very aggressive forms), but the likelyhood of dying from

something other than cancer over 75 is greater than not. Example is my

father at 90 who was diagnosed 10 years ago and refuses to do anything and

is still hanging in there. His heart will most probably be the cause of

death in the next year or so.

 

Regards,

 

 

Bruce Guilmette, PhD

http://survivecancerfoundation.org

 

 

<< --S-A-- >> Re: For prostate cancer, doing nothing is often just

as good as

 

I think that goes without saying . . . or does it?

 

  Posted by: " Tony Isaacs " dquixote1217   Date:

Mon Mar 12, 2007 10:48 pm ((PDT))

 

That article you quote is only valid when you consider the choices as

treating prostate cancer by TRADITIONAL methods such as surgery,