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prostate cancer

  1. Hans

    Testosterone and Prostate Cancer: We've been LIED To!

    https://men-elite.com/2023/01/09/testosterone-and-prostate-cancer-weve-been-lied-to/
  2. T

    Fighting Prostate Cancer for 12 years - Drugs Waning - CT Scan Shows Spread to Ribs/Pelvis - What to do next?

    Any of you seen remission yourself or are aware of remission using unconventional means? The reason I ask is because a loved one is facing cancer resurgence and we’re beginning to get a little desperate. Context: Older man (in his early 70’s) Prostate removed 12 years ago Originally put on a...
    • tom94
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    • cancer prostate prostate cancer
    • Replies: 23
    • Forum: Cancer
  3. haidut

    Blocking androgens causes inflammation and prostate disease/cancer

    Yet another study striking directly the incredibly corrupt theory known as the "androgen hypothesis" - i.e. that androgens are the cause of many of the issues aging males experience, especially prostate enlargement (BPH) and/or prostate cancer. For almost a century now, the so-called standard of...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • androgen bph cancer dht dihydrotestosterone inflammation prostate prostate cancer
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  4. A

    Doctors suggest new names for low-grade prostate cancer: time to stop calling it cancer

    https://apnews.com/cc8e4fce80a0a6d531370a7e1ba0b8ae A cancer diagnosis is scary. Some doctors say it’s time to rename low-grade prostate cancer to eliminate the alarming C-word. Cancer cells develop in nearly all prostates as men age, and most prostate cancers are harmless. About 34,000...
    • aliml
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    • prostate cancer
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Cancer
  5. A

    Zinc dipicolinate can be used to smuggle zinc into prostate cancer cells

    https://jcmtjournal.com/article/view/3560 Viability of prostate cancer may require exclusion of zinc Prostate epithelium is characterized by high intracellular levels of zinc, particularly within the mitochondria[1]. This intra-mitochondrial zinc is believed to promote the proper function of...
  6. frant26

    Bone metastasized prostate cancer, help with therapy!

    My uncle, 70 y.o., has advanced prostate cancer that has metastasized to bone -- particularly to shoulders, sternum and ribs. His PSA is very low but he has bone pain. He does listen to me but will take anything the oncologist says (about to start chemotherapy and keeping leuprolide...
    • frant26
    • Thread
    • antiestrogenic metastases prostate cancer
    • Replies: 24
    • Forum: Metabolism
  7. haidut

    Prostate levels of androgens/DHT drastically lower in prostate cancer patients

    Yet another study, which raises serious doubts about the so-called "androgen hypothesis" of prostate cancer (PC). The study found that androgen levels, and especially DHT, are drastically (90%+) lower in PC than in people with benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH). In fact, 1/3 of the PC patients...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • androgen bph cancer dht dihydrotestosterone prostate cancer testosterone
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  8. haidut

    DHT / Progesterone / aspirin treat, cortisol ineffective, PUFA promotes prostate cancer

    A great study, albeit in-vitro, that once again throws into doubt the entire hypothesis behind prostate cancer. First, it proves the key role of PUFA in the genesis and progression of prostate cancer by demonstrating that inhibitors of the COX enzyme (responsible for synthesizing prostaglandins...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • aspirin cox dht nsaid progesterone prostate cancer pufa
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  9. Tristan Loscha

    A Proposed Treatment With Clioquinol And Cabergoline For The Treatment Of Terminal Prostate Cancer

    J Clin Res Oncol. Author manuscript; available in PMC 2019 Feb 27. Published in final edited form as: J Clin Res Oncol. 2019; 2(1): https://asclepiusopen.com/journal-of-clinical-research-in-oncology/volume-2-issue-1/1.pdf. PMCID: PMC6392423 NIHMSID: NIHMS1007032 PMID: 30828702 A Proposed...
  10. Hans

    The Truth On DHT: What The Research Shows

    Hi all, There is a common misconception that DHT causes prostate cancer, hair loss and what else not. I've been sifting through the research on what the effects of high DHT actually is and what happens if men take large doses of DHT for long periods of time. Here are my findings: The truth on...
    • Hans
    • Thread
    • bone cardiovascular disease coronary artery disease dht hair loss insulin sensitivity metabolic syndrome muscle prostate cancer
    • Replies: 23
    • Forum: Articles & Scientific Studies
  11. haidut

    DHT Is Negatively Associated With Death From Prostate Cancer

    Just a quick study that, despite being epidemiological, raises serious questions about the validity of the "androgen-driven" hypothesis of prostate cancer. If the assumption is that DHT is the primary driver of prostate cancer it is hard to come up with any plausible explanation of how the...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • androgen dht dihydrotestosterone lethality mortality prostate cancer reduce
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  12. haidut

    PUFA Increases Risk Of All Cancers, Especially Prostate

    The bad news for PUFA just keep on coming. There seems to be no health pathology that PUFA does not promote, even indirectly. The study below demonstrates that BOTH omega-3 and omega-6 increase risk of ANY cancer and death from it, but specifically the risk of aggressive prostate cancer. It is...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • cancer increase omega-3 omega-6 promote prostate cancer pufa risk
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  13. haidut

    DHT May Treat Prostate Cancer, Estrogen (E2) Strongly Promotes It

    As I have posted many times over the last 4-5 years and discussed numerous times on Danny Roddy's podcasts, the so-called "androgen hypothesis" (as in androgens being a cause) of prostate cancer appears to be little more than untenable conjectures often combined with outright fraud. What's...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • cause cure dht estradiol estrogen fraud prostate cancer scam treat
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  14. haidut

    Drostanolone (a DHT Isomer) May Treat Prostate Cancer

    The bad news for the DHT-driven theory of prostate cancer just keep piling on. There have been at least 3 human trials in the last 5 years demonstrating that the direct injection of testosterone (T) into the prostate can stop advanced, inoperable prostate cancer. There are also studied showing...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • androgen chemotherapy cure dht drostanolone isomer potent prostate cancer therapeutic treat
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  15. haidut

    The Carcinogenic And Estrogenic Effects Of PUFA

    Yet another study, which I decided to post because it is one of the few studies that directly points the finger at PUFA (and linoleic acid in particular - the nemesis of user @Travis) as the cause of breast, colon, prostate and other cancers. It also provides evidence for greatly increase serum...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • breast cancer cancer colon cancer estradiol estrogen linoleic linoleic acid omega-6 prostate cancer pufa
    • Replies: 9
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  16. haidut

    DHT Prevents Prostate Cancer And May Even Treat It

    I am sure many of the forum users here are aware of the "controversy" that surrounds the role of androgens in prostate cancer and MPB. By "controversy" I really mean stupidity/fraud, as there is no physiological rationale under which a strong androgen like DHT, which is at its lowest levels in...
  17. haidut

    Inhibition Of PUFA Metabolism (LOX) Trigger Immediate Apoptosis In Prostate Cancer

    These studies show that PUFA has both direct (linoleic) and secondary (through LOX) stimulating effect on prostate cancer growth, independently of any hormones. Inhibiting the LOX-5 pathway led to immediate growth arrest and apoptosis of prostate cancer cells. The important message for both...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • apoptosis arachidonic growth immediate linoleic lox prostate cancer pufa
    • Replies: 18
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  18. ecstatichamster

    Calcium Speeds Up Prostate Cancer (but Fructose Slows It Down)

    An interesting study https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Alicja_Wolk/publication/13772836_Calcium_and_fructose_intake_in_relation_to_risk_of_prostate_cancer/links/02e7e526eb8b0d1f50000000.pdf Laboratory and clinical data indicate an antitumor effect of 1,25(OH)2 vitamin I) 11.25i()1h ,l)i on...
  19. haidut

    Regular Aspirin Intake Lowers Prostate And Colon Cancer Risks

    Another study among the countless that show aspirin can prevent cancer. Since this was presented during conference proceedings in Florence I can't find the study or info on doses. Maybe @Such_Saturation can help?? Five years of regular aspirin intake lowered prostate cancer risk by 60%+ and...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • aspirin colon colon cancer prevention prostate cancer study
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  20. haidut

    Testosterone Deprivation For Prostate Cancer Causes Dementia / Alzheimer

    Not surprising at all, and very common these days. Take one drug or treatment approach and not only you don't get any actual cure but you also get another nasty condition as a side effect. The barbaric treatment of prostate cancer (castration) is now officially known to lead to dementia in the...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • adt alzheimer's androgen deprivation castration dementia prostate cancer
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Cancer
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