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ADT or no ADT? What should I ask my Oncolgist?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: May 28 7:09pm | Replies (50)
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@climateguy Impact loading is as easy as running down hill on a hard surface, or down a flight of stairs (make sure not to fall). The combination of gravity and velocity creates quite a force on the legs.

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climateguy | @climateguy | May 26 11:46am

@jim18 Newton's approach seems aimed at changing the minds of other oncologists, so they have some measured level of impacts and observed outcomes to look at. I'd like to know what kind of thing, like running down a hill on a hard surface, produces the amount of impact that he measured and found
clear evidence it works. I'm hoping to find out more as I look a bit harder.

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