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@dinu
Those are great numbers. I had a 138 PSA at diagnosis lowered to 80 with bicalutimide then rarp but still had a 9.5 six weeks after. Lupron and radiation got me to undetectable pretty quickly. Sounds like you are on an even better path to undetectable levels. Maybe even avoiding radiation. Great job on your diet, obviously helping. May have to think about it myself. Thanks for the update and good luck!! Brett

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@brettiquette thanks for sharing your path. I figured that just as the PCa diagnosis hit me hard, I will it hard back (Work Hard, Play Hard). Good luck and stay strong with your therapy plan.
I think the whole diet is more of a cold turkey kind of approach. You just do it, be miserable couple weeks while going through the withdrawals of no sugar, fatty meats, dairy or alcohol and then you kind of get over it. I found that being exposed to these products, when eating with my family or with the coworkers, is also a good way to test your will power.
All the best, stay strong and be positive.