update and request for thoughts and comments/Carl

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"The odd thing for me is I started feeling better almost the day I got my dosage of OPC up to 6 pills a day. I also have no pain. I was starting to have some bone pain back in December."This is wonderful news.How long have you been taking OPC?I would not discount the fact that your improvement could be due to OPC. On the average, it takes a few months before you see any positive effects. Hopefully, this is just the beginning. The fact that you have done a liver cleanse and have changed your diet also speaks volumes. Everything is a piece of a puzzle that, when put together, results in healing.I will be waiting to hear what your next test results are.Hugs,oleander soup , "Carl Fritch" <carlfritch wrote:>> As some of you may remember by PSA jumped from 30 to 630 in 3 months> last Dec.> > I was taking about 4 OPC pills a day for some of that time trying to> work up to 6 a day.> > I started taking the Casodex again because, even though I don't want> to take it, it seems to be the only thing that has helped in the past.> > I was able to get up to 6 OPC pills a day and did 1 liver cleanse. I> also started on a mostly vegetarian diet. > > My PSA as of Tuesday was 623.> > The good news is it stopped getting worse and even went down slightly.> The bad news is I can't credit OPC with that because I started taking> the Casodex again and I am on Lupron.> > The odd thing for me is I started feeling better almost the day I got> my dosage of OPC up to 6 pills a day. I also have no pain. I was> starting to have some bone pain back in December.> > This seems odd to me that I would feel significantly better and yet> have marginal improvement in my numbers.> > Any thoughts or comments?> > Thanks in advance,> Carl>