Re:How a friend defeated prostate cancer

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<> Hi Larry:

 

First off, what is the reasoning behind the aspirin and statin?

Statins, in fact, reduce liver function and should reasonably cause

cancer. Therefore, I expect that in a few years, this will be a proven

outcome that will be found through overwhelming statistics that no one

will any longer be able to ignore. I have never heard of any positive

long-term effects from aspirin. With a little reading, you will likely

agree that it will eventually cause digestive problems IMHO.

 

You apparently are listening closely to the mainstream, but need to do

more reading on your own. The things that make sense in you protocol

are the over the counter supplements and your dietary changes. While

these may have helped keep you for getting it in the first place, they

will not likely cure the condition. You carry a large shotgun, but the

one they sold you appears to be carry mainly blanks.

 

However, you appear to be serious about this, so I suggest that you

read the studies on Zeolites,DMSO, DCA, Jim Humble's books (available

online) and " The Cancer Cure that Worked " by Barry Lynes. Also, read

Bill Sardi's book on cancer (don't have the title handy) and the Weston

A. Price website on diet.

 

The bottom line is that there is no reason to believe that your drug

interventions will cure you and some will actually cause problems long

term. Interestingly, just today I read in the paper where all

mainstream interventions with prostate cancer improved the response by 7

in 10,000 (statistically zero). This would mean that, given the current

mainstream wisdom, you would be equally well off if you took none of the

drugs and you would save money doing it.

 

Kind Regards,

Jim

 

<>How a friend defeated prostate cancer

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Thu Mar 19, 2009 9:56 pm (PDT)

 

This week's PSA draw shows below 0.1 which is the lowest limit of standard

test. The trend line has impressed UW medical center, and they have drawn

additionals for research. While prostate cancer has been shown to be

extremely resilient, morphing around antagonists, my current personal daily

protocol has been one finasteride, one statin, two dutasteride, three

indomethacin; as well as over the counter d-3, pomegranate, resveratrol,

aspirin 81mg, niacin, melatonin, CoQ10 and zyflamend, the herbal equivalent

to celebrex, recommended by MD Anderson. While no urologist nor oncologist

would recommend such treatment, my decision was to attack my PSA of 87 with

the kitchen sink, purchasing some pharma's without prescriptions from a

friendly druggist in Vancouver. As an aside, lots of coldwater fish and very

little red meat, with daily legumes probably assisted