Re: Hormonal Dietary Supplements Might Promote Prostate Cancer Progression

[Guest guest]

> ScienceDaily (Jan. 16, 2008) — Hormonal components in over-the-counter

> dietary supplements may promote the progression of prostate cancer and

> decrease the effectiveness of anti-cancer drugs, researchers at UT

> Southwestern Medical Center have discovered.

Thanks to Kathy for her posting.

My question is: exactly what supplements are involved?

Regards,

Steve J

[Guest guest]

Steve,

Kathy didn't write the information, she posted the Science Daily article. You are seeing as much as she did since the article didn't provide any further information than was posted. As advocates we research and/or monitor several internet accessible sites regarding prostate cancer, then pass on information that could be of interest or concern. If the information raises questions to a reader not answered in what was provided, then my best suggestion is "do further research."

Chuck

(Chuck) MaackProstate Cancer AdvocateWichita, Kansas Chapter, Us TOOBio: http://www.ustoowichita.org/leaders.cfm?content=bio & id=1Email: maack1@...

Re: Hormonal Dietary Supplements Might Promote Prostate Cancer Progression

> ScienceDaily (Jan. 16, 2008) — Hormonal components in over-the-counter > dietary supplements may promote the progression of prostate cancer and > decrease the effectiveness of anti-cancer drugs, researchers at UT > Southwestern Medical Center have discovered.Thanks to Kathy for her posting.My question is: exactly what supplements are involved?Regards,Steve JThere are just two rules for this group 1 No Spam 2 Be kind to othersPlease recognise that Prostate Cancerhas different guises and needs different levels of treatment and in some cases no treatment at all. Some men even with all options offered chose radical options that you would not choose. We only ask that people be informed before choice is made, we cannot and should not tell other members what to do, other than look at other options. Try to delete old material that is no longer applying when clicking replyTry to change the title if the content requires it

[Guest guest]

See

http://www.medpagetoday.com/PrimaryCare/AlternativeMedicine/tb/7960

It is the best I can do. The supplement has been pulled from the market but

it sounds as if there may be similar supplements available.

Kathy

Re: Hormonal Dietary Supplements Might

Promote Prostate Cancer Progression

> ScienceDaily (Jan. 16, 2008) - Hormonal components in over-the-counter

> dietary supplements may promote the progression of prostate cancer and

> decrease the effectiveness of anti-cancer drugs, researchers at UT

> Southwestern Medical Center have discovered.

Thanks to Kathy for her posting.

My question is: exactly what supplements are involved?

Regards,

Steve J

There are just two rules for this group

1 No Spam

2 Be kind to others

Please recognise that Prostate Cancerhas different guises and needs

different levels of treatment and in some cases no treatment at all. Some

men even with all options offered chose radical options that you would not

choose. We only ask that people be informed before choice is made, we cannot

and should not tell other members what to do, other than look at other

options.

Try to delete old material that is no longer applying when clicking reply

Try to change the title if the content requires it

[Guest guest]

There was also a book entitled: " Better Sex Through Chemistry: A

Guide to the New Prosexual Drugs " (Paperback, 1995) by Dan Joy,

Morgenthaler. It covered the use of testosterone building herbs,

suppliments and etc among other things reportedly to boost sex drive

or make sex better. I hope it has a disclaimer or warning in it

that is bold enough to be noticed or heeded.

Best, Mick -- Abilene, TX

Update: Weeks 12 & 13 of training are now done. The schedule called

for a 12 mile run and an 18 mile run on Saturdays and totalled 29

and 36 miles throughout those weeks (I usually rest up for a day or

two after the long runs). I am not particularly fast, but I

generally enjoy making the starting line and to the finish line as

well. In the coming weeks the mileage will grow to 33 & 40 before

it starts tapering down (prior to February event). The longest

single stretch run will be 20 miles on Sat in a couple of weeks.

Does anyone know first-aid or CPR, by chance? --

>

> > ScienceDaily (Jan. 16, 2008) - Hormonal components in over-the-

counter

> > dietary supplements may promote the progression of prostate

cancer and

> > decrease the effectiveness of anti-cancer drugs, researchers at

UT

> > Southwestern Medical Center have discovered.

>

> Thanks to Kathy for her posting.

>

> My question is: exactly what supplements are involved?

>

> Regards,

>

> Steve J

>

>

>

> There are just two rules for this group

> 1 No Spam

> 2 Be kind to others

>

> Please recognise that Prostate Cancerhas different guises and needs

> different levels of treatment and in some cases no treatment at

all. Some

> men even with all options offered chose radical options that you

would not

> choose. We only ask that people be informed before choice is made,

we cannot

> and should not tell other members what to do, other than look at

other

> options.

>

> Try to delete old material that is no longer applying when

clicking reply

> Try to change the title if the content requires it

>

[Guest guest]

> Steve,

>

> Kathy didn't write the information, she posted the Science

> Daily article. You are seeing as much as she did since the article

> didn't provide any further information than was posted.

(snip)

I did not write that she did.

Regards,

Steve J