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Helping husband understand there is no natural cure

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: May 12 3:21pm | Replies (44)
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Since the advice of @proftom2, I've been looking into both integrative oncology and naturopathic oncology. Unfortunately to the husband Integrative just seems like ways of dealing with the symptoms of normal (i.e. radiation, surgery and chemo) treatments so he's not interested in hearing that word. But I do have him interested in naturopathic so while he tries the Mediterranean diet it at least gives me something to research so I don't feel so helpless.

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Jerry | @jerryegge | Apr 19 5:35am

I’d encourage your husband to continue with the Mediterranean Diet. I’ve been on it for two years. I decided to go on it after learning there was cancer in one of eight lymph node samples, which were tested after my surgery. I was hoping to avoid radiation and hormone shots to prevent my cancer from spreading . The good is — I have. My PSA tests showed my cancer is undetectable. I wish your husband success in eliminating and/or controlling it. A Mediterranean Diet is a great way to go!

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