Re: OT: Janie is Proton therapy a known procedure??

[Guest guest]

Hi . Proton Beam Therapy is to Prostate Cancer as Armour is to

Hypothyroid. It's that fabulous. They are also working to make it a

procedure for breast cancer, and they already treat some other

cancers.

And like Armour is less well known (but the word is spreading),

Proton Beam Therapy is the same.

And as so many docs pooh-pooh Armour, the same with Proton Beam.

It's simply ignorance.

Here's a link about it where my husband went for treatment in Loma

, Calif.:

http://www.llu.edu/proton/

Here's a guy who had it done on his eye:

http://www.mdsupport.org/archives/archives-proton.html

AND here's the website SPECIFICALLY for guys who are going to have

it done for prostate, or have already:

http://www.protonbob.com/homepage.asp

EVERY single guy who has had it done is CURED and has stayed CURED

with NO side effects.

Janie

>He has prostate cancer that seems to have taken

> quite a long to get under control. The poor man has a catheter to

> urinate that keeps getting clogged with blood and then he has to

go to

> the ER. They have operated and drilled some kind of hole in his

> urethra or something and it didn't work. His PSA levels are down

some

> since having radiation, but now they think they saw a blip on a cat

> scan on his spine. I really feel for him and I hope that he can get

> this under control. My aunt and him make such a great old loving

> couple. I am sure she is just sick with worry. ANy advice would be

> great. Thanks Janie!!!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the info Janie. I have forwarded it to my Great Aunt!!!

[Guest guest]

Hi...there is some evidence that greatly increasing the amount of

Soy in the diet improves survival rates for prostate cancer..I guess

for similar reasons that it makes us worse! my urologist told me

about this. maybe your uncle could ask his doc about it...I think

it is a widely accepted thing.

Best Wishes for your uncle,

Fluffy

> Hi Janie,

>

> I just emailed my Great Uncle to tell him how sorry I am that he is

> not feeling well. He has prostate cancer that seems to have taken

> quite a long to get under control. The poor man has a catheter to

> urinate that keeps getting clogged with blood and then he has to

go to

> the ER. They have operated and drilled some kind of hole in his

> urethra or something and it didn't work. His PSA levels are down

some

> since having radiation, but now they think they saw a blip on a cat

> scan on his spine. I really feel for him and I hope that he can get

> this under control. My aunt and him make such a great old loving

> couple. I am sure she is just sick with worry. ANy advice would be

> great. Thanks Janie!!!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi...there is some evidence that greatly increasing the amount of

> Soy in the diet improves survival rates for prostate cancer..I guess

> for similar reasons that it makes us worse! my urologist told me

> about this. maybe your uncle could ask his doc about it...I think

> it is a widely accepted thing.

> Best Wishes for your uncle,

> Fluffy

>

Thanks for letting me know that Fluffy. I will pass it on to them .