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Ivermectin for Prostate Cancer? (Being studied)
Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Sep 6 10:58am | Replies (73)Comment receiving replies
I don’t knock or blame anyone for trying Ivermectin or FenBen when all else has failed. Might try it myself if I HAVE to at an end stage point in my treatment (a long way off I hope).
But one thing to remember is that lowering PSA is not necessarily killing the cancer or even slowing it down. Saw Palmetto also lowers PSA but doesn’t treat or cure PCa. PSA is just one byproduct of glandular or tumor function. Who knows if lowering this particular number is what we should really be focused on?
I just saw that a company came out with a PSE score - it combines PSA with 5 other markers usually present in prostate cancer. It is something like 94% predictive for cancer as opposed to PSA which is far from it.
Anyone on Ivermectin or other off label drugs should look into this test and have it done a few times to see if levels of these other markers are also dropping. If so, you are definitely making progress!
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You make some really good points . PSA is a predictor of a bunch of things , like a enlarged prostate and so on . FenBen is not a spooky drug . Ivermectine and its relatives have been on the market for humans for years and years - trying it I cant would hurt you and it should not be considered to be a 'end stage ' option . With you Dr's approval , try it and see if you PSA does come down and other markers look better . Many people have reported very many positives . Plus if you have travelled much a good dose of Ivermectine may be useful . When was your last decal matter analyses for parasites of All types - probably never ? Dr's never think of it . I asked the Dr for one after returning from Indonesia . Positive for a couple parasites - zero symptoms ! Indonesia is some kind of political S$it hole . I have been there so many times and it gets worse by the month ( danger wise ) . They are swimming in oil too but the regular people never get their hands on any of the money ...unlike Brunei . Being a pilot I have travelled the world many times , and studied culture and societies ( one of my hobbies ) . I live now PT on Luzon about 6 months a year and work from Cebu airport and MNL and Clarke .