Recently Diagnosed with Prostrate Cancer

[marssel]

honestly man id look to natural alternatives
i had a client who was healed using ivermectin and a slew of other supps id be happy to past the protocol here
prostate cancer moves so slow that you dont have to make a rash decision immediately
there are natural paths here and good drs that know them
my client worked with me on nutrition and building this protocol i can share along with an integrative med dr
seek oout some options bc the prostate is the center of a mans sexuality, sex will never be the same if you remove it or zap it

You’re right it won’t be the same but if he blows off to try ivermectin he’ll be dead so he won’t have to worry. There’s trt with inflatable prosthetics it’s a shit situation but hell you made 65, score, and you didn’t give stage but sounds like 1 year of possible growth or less. Also if it’s not SCC then there are zero studies ivermectin was studied on SCC. Not being and argument tone but we’ve dealt with cancer recently and the docs so far have preserved life while we get good intended friends telling us fuck radiation try ivermectin. Cancer treatments have come a long way what they won’t get ivermectin won’t touch assuming it works at all.

 

[TrippplePPP]

I didn't have a chance yet to read all posts yet. But wishing the OP best luck.

 

[Fit2Serve]

trying to pm u send me a message.
my dad and his brother both got prostate cancer.
im prob next

 

[j2048b]

honestly man id look to natural alternatives
i had a client who was healed using ivermectin and a slew of other supps id be happy to past the protocol here
prostate cancer moves so slow that you dont have to make a rash decision immediately
there are natural paths here and good drs that know them
my client worked with me on nutrition and building this protocol i can share along with an integrative med dr
seek oout some options bc the prostate is the center of a mans sexuality, sex will never be the same if you remove it or zap it

Is love to know the info on this…

 

[marssel]

trying to pm u send me a message.
my dad and his brother both got prostate cancer.
im prob next

How old r u now? I’ve Ben attending some cancer groups lots of prostate guys, they all seem to hit at around 55. This is a non scientific observation but a real world one.

 

[bench529]

Is love to know the info on this…

my brother in-law is looking at using ivermectin- he has been through the ringer with cancer. Started with skin cancer - and spread all over. He was on ketruda and it got him clean. Been 6 days since surgery = finally got a bowel movement - best shit I ever had. getting ready to get a little movement on the treadmill and do a little band work. Thanks for all of the comments.

 

[marssel]

my brother in-law is looking at using ivermectin- he has been through the ringer with cancer. Started with skin cancer - and spread all over. He was on ketruda and it got him clean. Been 6 days since surgery = finally got a bowel movement - best shit I ever had. getting ready to get a little movement on the treadmill and do a little band work. Thanks for all of the comments.

So at what point did they start at immunotherapy or was that your go to instead of chemo. Ivermectin has been shown to do well in specifically SCC so if it’s that he’s in great shape if it’s basal cell cutting seems to be the go to. It’s readily available at compounding pharmacies. We had a little cancer scare well had (hopefully past tense) it and it’s SCC and ivermectin was obtained but the docs said the treatment program for this SCC was 94% across all demos for radiation so went that way. First PET is still like 2 months away after 33 sessions for a total of 70 grays of rad. NOT FUN but doable.

 

[Fit2Serve]

How old r u now? I’ve Ben attending some cancer groups lots of prostate guys, they all seem to hit at around 55. This is a non scientific observation but a real world one.

47 years old.

 

[marssel]

47 years old.

Sux, they have tons of shots and prosthetic implants to make you better than befor, it’s the hormone suppression that’s the brutal shit. I did that for fertility won’t lie it was rough.

 

[Fleezy]

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/ermectin-inhibited-prostate-cancer-cell-viability-Cell-viability-was-measured-by-the-MTT_fig1_363193859

"Ivermectin inhibited prostate cancer cell viability."

 

[marssel]

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/ermectin-inhibited-prostate-cancer-cell-viability-Cell-viability-was-measured-by-the-MTT_fig1_363193859

"Ivermectin inhibited prostate cancer cell viability."

It absolutely does but the idea to not add it to standard treatment is suicide, inhibiting growth isn’t cure, I’m telling you radiation is absolute hell and it works bc it easy. Easy usually isn’t better.

 

[bench529]

Im 7 weeks post surgery. Had bloods last week and meet with my Doc yesterday. Well I really dodged a bullet for now. My PSA came in at .015 - basically undetectable. Now I am on a 3 month retest cycle. After being off TRT for 10 weeks my test came in at a dismal 46. Hopefully when I get to training hard again I can get it up a bit. My doc said if my test continue without rising I might be able to get back on TRT. I can feel the symptoms - brain fog and low energy. I have been doing some light lifting since week #2. Started back on pickle ball last week. This week I will start doing light squats and hypers and reverse hypers. I guess at 65 benching 400 is less important than being ill. Thanks for all the positive vibes Iron Brothers.

 

[marssel]

Im 7 weeks post surgery. Had bloods last week and meet with my Doc yesterday. Well I really dodged a bullet for now. My PSA came in at .015 - basically undetectable. Now I am on a 3 month retest cycle. After being off TRT for 10 weeks my test came in at a dismal 46. Hopefully when I get to training hard again I can get it up a bit. My doc said if my test continue without rising I might be able to get back on TRT. I can feel the symptoms - brain fog and low energy. I have been doing some light lifting since week #2. Started back on pickle ball last week. This week I will start doing light squats and hypers and reverse hypers. I guess at 65 benching 400 is less important than being ill. Thanks for all the positive vibes Iron Brothers.

Good to hear brother year benching 400 is less and less important the further I get from 45, still wanna train hard and be strong but not tear my body up.

 

[anarchocapitalist]

I had testicular cancer. Fortunately, my surgeon and docs said it has nothing to do with taking anabolic steroids. I had it twice. The cancer did come back. However, only two episodes and its been a decade and I'm healthy. The one thing I do recommend is listen to your oncologists with 20+ years experience and not some gym bros on the internet who spent 2 minutes googling shit.

 

[marssel]

I had testicular cancer. Fortunately, my surgeon and docs said it has nothing to do with taking anabolic steroids. I had it twice. The cancer did come back. However, only two episodes and its been a decade and I'm healthy. The one thing I do recommend is listen to your oncologists with 20+ years experience and not some gym bros on the internet who spent 2 minutes googling shit.

You have to get radiation?

 

[Gizmo]

You have to get radiation?

I can’t speak for him. But I had metastasized testicular cancer and got surgery and chemotherapy (been cancer free for over 24 years). Radiation is rarely done anymore for testicular cancer because of long term issues.

 

[marssel]

I can’t speak for him. But I had metastasized testicular cancer and got surgery and chemotherapy (been cancer free for over 24 years). Radiation is rarely done anymore for testicular cancer because of long term issues.

My buddy just got one testicle out no rad but another close friend had SCC both veterans and the radiation shredded him. Still trained almost everyday all 33 sessions but it was intense.