Robert. you know the story, but I will reiterate. My 85 year old husband's PSA results were 8.46. Anything above 4 was considered high. The nurse practitioner from MaleExcel told him to take bactrim (I forget how many milligrams) twice a day for 30 days. I called you and asked if this was the correct treatment. You said, you mean she didn't tell him to get a biopsy? Well, he took the antibiotic, and his PSA is now 1.24. I personally know a gentleman that had his prostrate removed, and it is a sad state of affairs. Thank you for continuing to address the issues that are taboo to most in the medical community.
Same thing with the ads for catheters - I could not figure out why so many people were evidently using urinary catheters like never before. Every time I see something advertised more than usual, I wonder if it isn't connected to the adverse effects of the DNA-changing mRNA injections. Why not urinary leakage too? Cancer, heart disease, blood clots, psoriasis and on and on. Very few connect the dots. The cure is worse than the disease.
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Good grief...what horror stories. I am 73 and to my knowledge have never had a PSA test. At this time in my life, I don't see the point. I have already decided to not have any radiation or chemo if I do get cancer. I will try natural remedies which I trust far more than anything the modern stone age medical system offers. This is advanced medicine? These butchers can hack on some one else. I will die eventually, but I will never sacrifice myself to these bozos.
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I have a leakage problem that these pads will definitely help with. It's my mouth and my wife will say that after stuffing a sock in my mouth one of these pads will seal the deal.
I've never heard of this "product" before. Great reporting. This reminds me so much of the hysterectomy scam that is an "easy" butchering of women who don't need it, but makes for a nice boat payment.
Thank so much for an insightful review to prostate cancer which I will put to good use. I've been evaluating mine for 5 years. Two points I'd like to raise.
1. You advocate for laser surgery as the least invasive. But HIFU and cryo are minimally invasive too. What is your opinion of them?
2. You suggest MRI for investigation. Liquid biopy is now cutting edge with several players. What is your opinion of the new liquid biopsies?
I have not read all the comments, but I think a revision may be needed here, given the new incidence of turbo cancer of the prostate since the advent of Covid shots.
Mostly used in Nursing Homes, where there are too few Aids to change bed sheets. Plus they will add a Puddle Pad if they leak from being worn too long. Typical skin issues then occur just as they do for babies not changed often enough.
Robert. you know the story, but I will reiterate. My 85 year old husband's PSA results were 8.46. Anything above 4 was considered high. The nurse practitioner from MaleExcel told him to take bactrim (I forget how many milligrams) twice a day for 30 days. I called you and asked if this was the correct treatment. You said, you mean she didn't tell him to get a biopsy? Well, he took the antibiotic, and his PSA is now 1.24. I personally know a gentleman that had his prostrate removed, and it is a sad state of affairs. Thank you for continuing to address the issues that are taboo to most in the medical community.
A medical doctor and a butcher wear the same coat for a similar reason
My father, a surgical orthopaedist, said that most men die with prostate cancer, rather than dying from it.
Thanks for an overview of this topic!!
Many Uros I know were all too happy to put patients through the PCA meat grinder. Money, power, control. Sound familiar?
Invaluable information! Thanks for the write up.
Same thing with the ads for catheters - I could not figure out why so many people were evidently using urinary catheters like never before. Every time I see something advertised more than usual, I wonder if it isn't connected to the adverse effects of the DNA-changing mRNA injections. Why not urinary leakage too? Cancer, heart disease, blood clots, psoriasis and on and on. Very few connect the dots. The cure is worse than the disease.
Another really important topic. As usual, FOLLOW THE MONEY! Thanks again for all you are doing to wake people up!
Good grief...what horror stories. I am 73 and to my knowledge have never had a PSA test. At this time in my life, I don't see the point. I have already decided to not have any radiation or chemo if I do get cancer. I will try natural remedies which I trust far more than anything the modern stone age medical system offers. This is advanced medicine? These butchers can hack on some one else. I will die eventually, but I will never sacrifice myself to these bozos.
While the subject was sad your delivery was hilarious. Such an indictment against the medical establishment.
I have a leakage problem that these pads will definitely help with. It's my mouth and my wife will say that after stuffing a sock in my mouth one of these pads will seal the deal.
I've never heard of this "product" before. Great reporting. This reminds me so much of the hysterectomy scam that is an "easy" butchering of women who don't need it, but makes for a nice boat payment.
Lack of regulation, allowing lethal medicine for $$$, is just part of the plan to reduce the population:
The full PLAN exposed:
https://scientificprogress.substack.com/p/the-plan-revealed
Thank so much for an insightful review to prostate cancer which I will put to good use. I've been evaluating mine for 5 years. Two points I'd like to raise.
1. You advocate for laser surgery as the least invasive. But HIFU and cryo are minimally invasive too. What is your opinion of them?
2. You suggest MRI for investigation. Liquid biopy is now cutting edge with several players. What is your opinion of the new liquid biopsies?
Tnx,
I have not read all the comments, but I think a revision may be needed here, given the new incidence of turbo cancer of the prostate since the advent of Covid shots.
Mostly used in Nursing Homes, where there are too few Aids to change bed sheets. Plus they will add a Puddle Pad if they leak from being worn too long. Typical skin issues then occur just as they do for babies not changed often enough.
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