How long can you live with stage 4 prostate cancer and no treatment?

I have had stage 4a PCA for 20 years with bony metastasis for some 7-8 years but with long history of many treatments including chemo and not sure if has done anything but I’m still alive.
There are so many variables that make it difficult to assess longevity and importantly there are many newer interventions, if not cures, and will be more such that in 20 years have changed approach to treatment.
Do your own research and stay hopeful that there is possibility to live a very long time.

I have had stage 4a PCA for 20 years with bony metastasis for some 7-8 years but with long history of many treatments including chemo and not sure if has done anything but I’m still alive.
There are so many variables that make it difficult to assess longevity and importantly there are many newer interventions, if not cures, and will be more such that in 20 years have changed approach to treatment.
Do your own research and stay hopeful that there is possibility to live a very long time.

I have had stage 4a PCA for 20 years with bony metastasis for some 7-8 years but with long history of many treatments including chemo and not sure if has done anything but I’m still alive.
There are so many variables that make it difficult to assess longevity and importantly there are many newer interventions, if not cures, and will be more such that in 20 years have changed approach to treatment.
Do your own research and stay hopeful that there is possibility to live a very long time.

On Xtandi and psa back down to 1.0 Xgeva added Take 1200 mg calcium daily
Anyone try Turkey Tail mushrooms google it
black seed powder
bitter apricot seeds
Say it clears cancer

@melcanada, oh dear. I'm chasing around your multiple posts about claims of herbs or supplements clearing cancer. I'm afraid I'm repeating myself, but it's important to state that one must remain open-minded yet skeptical considering complementary or alternative treatments. Learn about the potential benefits and risks. As per the disclaimer for Mayo Clinic Connect https://connect.mayoclinic.org/blog/about-connect/tab/disclaimer/
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One of my favorite websites for finding evidence-based info about herbs and supplements is Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) complementary therapies database:
– Search About Herbs (cancer specific) https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/diagnosis-treatment/symptom-management/integrative-medicine/herbs/search

Keep in mind that natural substances can also have toxicities, adverse side effects and treatment interactions.

Thank You for emphasizing the above information. I was thinking the same but didn’t know how to tactfully say what you have said. Throughout my 8 year battle I have seen a lot of the miracle cures only turn out to be scams. People beware. Do your own research off “reputable” sites. As I drink my coffee at 4AM and scan the TV stations this morning it is full of infomercials offering miracle cures for just about everything.

Agree However look at the site recommended and the chagra mushroom is mentioned and how scientist are working on re creating its medicinal purposes as the demand out paces the find of these mushroom's for healing