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@stage4lovolmetpc Thanks for responding. The only reason we tried this alternative before going the conventional route is that we were in direct contact with a person who just finished this protocol last year and he had recommended it to two of his friends. Like with us at the end of the first month, the tolerance build up month, hiPSA had gone down about 50% so he chose to follow the full dosage protocol for two more months. At the end of that time his PSA was down to 1.6 . He had lost weight, he was fatigued from nausea and vomiting , but two weeks after stopping the dosing he started to revive. It took him five months. To regain his weight and strength and he continued to get regular PSAs and it continued to fall to presently to.60.
His oncologist followed his progress and tell him he is Cancer free without out ADT therapy. He is muchyounger than my husband , so thst was important to him.

This dosing therapy is challenging , especially since we have to administer it ourselves , but are willing to give it a try since the prognosis with conventional therapy wasn’t that great. I will come back and post again when we see how it turns out

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If you want to get your PSA down to the minimum and your testosterone down, you should consider the estradiol patch, The patch study, which was recently released shows that it reduces testosterone justice, effectively as ADT with many fewer side effects.

You don’t get hot flashes it’s not much better with your bone strength and it doesn’t reduce interest in sex like ADT. I know one guy has been on it for 22 years. It’s kept his cancer in control.

HIS PSA is awfully high and that can just cause metastasis to start to grow.