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Prostate Cancer

Archives for May 2002

Gleason 9...and a high PSA
Hey Hi to you all My husband has a very aggressive form of Prostate Cancer and is not expected to live the 5 year 'rule'. Is there anyone else out there with an aggressive form of this cancer that has been given a bad prognosis. I have done lots of research about this cancer....just wanted to talk to someone else in the…
Graviola for drug resistant tumors
would use with chemo before they become resistant. relatively nontoxic Amazon herb, sold in health food stores and online.
Ukrain is a great alternative
comination or an old chemo and plant alkaloid. tumor enzymes break it down and the Trojan horse takes Troy. check it out on Pubmed (medline.) God Bless
PSA Levels
Hello, I have a brother who has just found out his PSA is 4.1. Dr. has suggested a wait and see for a month. At what point did your Drs. urge further investigation? Is 4.1 considered high, normal high? I would appreciate any information you might share. Thanks, Marcia
Exherin looks very good
act up so you can get it now. It destroys tumor blood vessels only. They should not make you wait five years to get it.
proton beam and neutron capture
the prostate is fairly accesible to proton beam therapy- I know it's hard to find. neutron capture involves intravenous injection of a boron compound that is taken up by the tumor-and detonating it from the outside with a thermal neutron beam. Less nerve damage than conventional radiotherapy.

Prostate Cancer

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