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What would you do if PSA stayed at 0.15 after prostatectomy?
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Hey bonanzaman and ucla2025- throw a few more supplements, herbs, foods and potions into the mix…I’ve taken them ALL! Taken the ones ‘pharmaceutically active’ taken those labeled ‘therapeutic dosage’…even brewed my own tea made from organic ginger root- ANYTHING not to be here…yet here I am…
Please don’t get your hopes up that you may have stumbled onto the Holy Grail…cancer survivors who adopt herbs or certain lifestyle changes after the fact all seem to suffer from amnesia as well: the surgeries, rounds of radiation and chemotherapy that healed them in the first place!
But it’s the powder made in China purchased on Amazon that is keeping their cancer away…just don’t get it…😖
Phil
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Hey Phil, The holy grail would be nice, but the only thing that seems to have some real science behind it is the WBM. I'm just hoping that it can help keep the PC monster at bay if it should rear its ugly head again. I know that I've had the radiation and ADT and that may be the thing, but if there are other things that may help control the reoccurrence of the PC, I don't have a problem with that. The source of stuff doesn't make it any more or any less effective in my mind.
I hope we can all have this same discussion in a few years from now and maybe the holy grail will be discovered by then.
Cheers Dave
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The only powder we use is the curcumin. We drink green tea and pomegranate juice daily, I make broccoli soup once a week, and put the mushrooms in lots of other dishes. Not looking for the holy grail, having all the standard of care treatments. Figure it can’t hurt to have a healthier diet that incorporates items known to have immune boosting and anti-inflammatory properties.