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I think Rons success at beating prostate cancer may be due to his running and less to the drugs. I have found the medical "experts" only focus on treatments and not cures. There is no money in curing cancer. Just my opinion. Often just discussing making changes to diet brings ridicule/how dare you question doctors and the discussion is SHUT DOWN on cancer forums.

For any men with prostate cancer watching this, studies shown here are 15 years old. And if published in 2011 with 20 year survival data it means 1990 treatments were in effect… Prognosis is much better now than it was then.

Excellent explanation

Great presentation! Too bad so few men will see this and be presented with focal therapy options.

Like if this would make a fucking difference . Monkeys will fly before any perverted doctor will examine me or my prostate

Hi Dr I'm from Durban south Africa I had 10 out of 14 cores test positive for Gleason 6 on biopsy - my psa has been ranging from 4.7 to 6.7 in the last three years also coming down at times - is there any hope for active surveillance or not

Correction: Six men.

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I’m going to Duke, they never put on Vitamin D when I was on Lupron for one year now I have severe back pain. Cancer came back and they tried Lupron again. I can’t take it and I told them so. Gave it to me anyway.

She really likes blaming the patients for the problems created by unskilled surgeons.

Be your own doctor by doing your Own Research The munchies will poison your health & weight while eating sugar & pastries = the FACTS By the WAY Money is destroying our Brains especially when WE Don’t have brains while using labels to Relax be-hind the leaders eating artificial foods & drugs

Your rest of your life sucks. Get used to it. I see no reason to live at this pount

I'm going to start proton therapy pretty soon.And i'm frightful that them radiating in the area is just gonna disturb the cancer and it will spread. That's what I am a scared of. Then it will get worse. Everybody's story I hear it never goes away. Surgery, But radiation, A d t. It's a never ending process. That once the medical field gets their hooks in you they never let you go!!!!!

I think there's so much money involved with the pharmaceuticals. That's the Reason behind giving you these hormone treatments.

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Is there anyway, I can contact Ron Johnson to exchange ideas on combating prostate cancer with exercise?

Prostate cancer is not just a man’s disease, it’s a couple’s disease. If doctors were open and honest about all side effects possible, men would not have much regret.

Terrible audio quality.

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Amazing presentation!

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You never mentioned Cushing syndrome.

Is there any benefit to getting HBOT shortly after radiation treatment and before symptoms arise to try to avoid late radiation effects?

Megastrol got rid of my hot flashes about 99%

Thanks.

Thanks for this. I'm not sure how hormone therapy impacts these numbers. For example. I am 4+3 = 7 with a large tumor covering almost the entire gland. Some suspicion of disease in pelvic nodes but not definitive even after PSMA PET. I have had 3 of my 6 month course of hormone therapy (Lupron plus Darolutamide trial). My psa went from 17.0 to 0.06 ng/ml on test immediately before radiation started. The plan is for External beam radiation of about 9 weeks. Start with wide field to get pelvic nodes, prostate and seminal vesicles. Finish with more narrow field to get prostate only (as I understand it anyway). Brachytherapy is not in my plan. Not even presented to me. Its hard to imagine my psa going any lower after radiation???

Do we know if this helps for prostate cancer? How much does this cost per treatment? thanks.

Yes active survailence is workig any rise in psa means more testing vellocity and psad which will reuire a trus test with out the biopsy other tests might roll out as actiive survailense does pause 5:36 5:37 5:37 5:39 5:39 5:40

HEY MEN SAY NO NO NO TO CASTRATION THERAPY SUCK IT UP AND LIVE THE LIVE AS A MAN

If you can get 5 years, something else will come along.

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I just bailed on my 3rd ADT shot (6 mo shot) when I dug into the cardio risks after 12 mo's .... mid risk gleason 7 (4+3) 28 rad treatments .... my Oncologist never pointed out this risk, but pushed for 18 mo's (eliguard shot is 3K

This was a valuable presentation for me. The discussion of mortality in relation to recurrence was especially helpful. My biopsy on 2023-12-20 revealed 3 + 4 = 7, with one core 90% involvement and another had 70%, most others much lower. Half of my cores contained cancer. I'm opting for robot assisted prostatectomy on 2024-04-09. I am 64, athletic, optimal weight and in good health. I do have issues with blood clots so I will be going with an ICV filter. This presentation helps me gain a little more info about what I may be in for long term, thanks a lot.

So it’s curative at 50% rate at 10 years

Nearly a year ago, my wife died from liver cancer. During her illness , I had lost a lot of weight and had developed lower back pain, but was otherwise quite a fit 78 year old . A routine AP blood test indicated a possible cancer, but an ultrasound scan was negative., but my GP ordered a PSA test which was 872 (is that a record?). Our National Heath Service is marvellous, and within days assigned an oncologist. There and then, he told me that be believed I had advanced prostate cancer which was likely to have metastasised, Having a suite of scans was necessary because those procedures would have to be undertaken. All those tests, and biopsy confirmed it was it was Gleason 9 and had metastasised at least to my lungs and bones. Other than backache, mild problems with urination and the weight loss, I felt OK. The oncologist offered chemo or ADT, but a clotting disorder, a long prolonged AQT and my desire for quality of life, we agreed that I would go onto daily ADT (Xtandi) and a three monthly injection of Prostrap. My PSA rapidly fell to about 2. I experienced nearly all the side effects plus others (unbearable itching being one of them. I put back on half the weight I had lost but distributes to different places, and I joke that the NHS should provide me with a bra. Yes, mood swings, depression, fatigue etc have hit me hard, but I think that they are declining. I dont regret this way of managing the disease. I have chronic atopic eczema which I believe has been aggravated by the meds, a tapered course of steroids can remarkably effective. Our NHS has been remarkable and really quick to act. Maybe our consultants are too busy to spend much time with you, or show you the scans etc. Basically I have experienced more quick actions than long chats in the consulting room. What do you think?

I have prostate cancer that metastasize to my spine and before it did metastasized my Dr told me to do ADT did not mention one word about it so I filled my prescription and went home and decided to educate myself on this medication he gave me … After extensive research I told my wife that there’s no way in hell I’m going to take the medication…. So today I’m just doing radiation and my faith will get me through the rest….

Thank you to these gentlemen for sharing their experiences. It was uplifting and inspiring.

This is one of the most important videos regarding cancer (prostate cancer for me 😒) currently on UA-cam. The breakthroughs current and on the verge are truly worth allowing hope and positivity to seep in. Thanks for sharing Alex and all the best on your continued recovery!❤️‍🩹 🙏💪🥳🙏

The woman is irritating seems to be all about her what she went through and what she had to sacrifice

Are all these individuals still alive

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Active surveillance is the way to go. You cant use what you dont have. Like shooting pool with a rope. Everyone wants to try and live longer but its better to die with your boots on.

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Is there any groups in the United States dealing with people that have prostatectomy

This video is exactly what I need -thanks

Hmmm. I wonder if he gets a stipend from relugolix.

I have had just one injection of ADT. I have decided to not have the further scheduled 5 doses. I had a small though aggressive prostate cancer. Treated with radiation. My PSA kept rising after 12 months. The special PET scan indicates 4 nodes now have cancer spread. I have been prescribed hormone tre without any information given to me. The side effects appear to outlay the treatment. I have chosen keto diet, vit D and more active life with less stress. Do you think I am going down the wrong track?

Thanks