Re: Re: Supplements/herbs for prostate health

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Hi Joan,

Thanks so much for your inputs. 

Glad to know that your dad has recovered and is doing good. 

I will try to get some kelp into my father's diet. We have ground kelp available

here in Whole Foods.

regds,suman.

From: coloredoctave <joanlulich@...>

Subject: Re: Supplements/herbs for prostate health

Date: Friday, September 17, 2010, 1:36 PM

 

My dad was dx with prostate cancer five years ago. He started taking a

mixture of vitamins and minerals that touted ellagic acid as the healing

component. My dad is doing great and feels good. He is in his seventies and

works as a courier. I can't remember the name of the company.

Iodine would be the first thing I would add for prostate health. Interestingly,

the stuff my dad is taking has kelp in it.

Joan

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> Hi all,

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> My father, aged 65, has recently been suffering from BPH. Thankfully, it's not

so serious as to have surgery, but it is painful and very uncomfortable.

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> He's looking for alternative medicines that can help alleviate his condition

as he wants to avoid allopathy as much as it's possible.

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> The doctor said that, as of now, it's not malignant and that there's no

infection present. So, my father wants to treat it as soon as possible to

prevent future complications.

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> Any info on how this can be alleviated will be greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks a lot in advance,

> Suman.

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[Guest guest]

You need to order it from a company who claims to have tested their kelp for

arsenic.

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as he wants to avoid allopathy as much as it's possible.

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infection present. So, my father wants to treat it as soon as possible to

prevent future complications.

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[Guest guest]

If you are looking for the ground form of kelp, www.mountainroseherbs.com is an

excellent source for organic herbs.

Kathy

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On Behalf Of shake kvc

Hi Joan,

Thanks so much for your inputs.

Glad to know that your dad has recovered and is doing good.

I will try to get some kelp into my father's diet. We have ground kelp available

here in Whole Foods.

regds,suman.

From: coloredoctave <joanlulich@... <mailto:joanlulich%40> >

My dad was dx with prostate cancer five years ago. He started taking a mixture

of vitamins and minerals that touted ellagic acid as the healing component. My

dad is doing great and feels good. He is in his seventies and works as a

courier. I can't remember the name of the company.

Iodine would be the first thing I would add for prostate health. Interestingly,

the stuff my dad is taking has kelp in it.

Joan

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> Hi all,

> My father, aged 65, has recently been suffering from BPH. Thankfully, it's not

so serious as to have surgery, but it is painful and very uncomfortable.

> He's looking for alternative medicines that can help alleviate his condition

as he wants to avoid allopathy as much as it's possible.

> The doctor said that, as of now, it's not malignant and that there's no

infection present. So, my father wants to treat it as soon as possible to

prevent future complications.

> Any info on how this can be alleviated will be greatly appreciated.

> Thanks a lot in advance,

> Suman

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Hi ,

Thanks. Do you know any brand in particular ? How about Marine Coast Sea

Vegetables ?

http://www.seaveg.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info & cPath=32 & products_id\

=81

Thanks,Suman.

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>From: coloredoctave <joanlulich@...>

>Subject: Re: Supplements/herbs for prostate health

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>Date: Friday, September 17, 2010, 1:36 PM

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mixture of vitamins and minerals that touted ellagic acid as the healing

component. My dad is doing great and feels good. He is in his seventies and

works as a courier. I can't remember the name of the company.

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not so serious as to have surgery, but it is painful and very uncomfortable.

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>> He's looking for alternative medicines that can help alleviate his condition

as he wants to avoid allopathy as much as it's possible.

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>> The doctor said that, as of now, it's not malignant and that there's no

infection present. So, my father wants to treat it as soon as possible to

prevent future complications.

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Does this company have good reviews ? Have you heard of it ?

Thanks,Suman.

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>From: coloredoctave <joanlulich@...>

>Subject: Re: Supplements/herbs for prostate health

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>Date: Friday, September 17, 2010, 1:36 PM

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mixture of vitamins and minerals that touted ellagic acid as the healing

component. My dad is doing great and feels good. He is in his seventies and

works as a courier. I can't remember the name of the company.

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Interestingly, the stuff my dad is taking has kelp in it.

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>> My father, aged 65, has recently been suffering from BPH. Thankfully, it's

not so serious as to have surgery, but it is painful and very uncomfortable.

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>> He's looking for alternative medicines that can help alleviate his condition

as he wants to avoid allopathy as much as it's possible.

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>> The doctor said that, as of now, it's not malignant and that there's no

infection present. So, my father wants to treat it as soon as possible to

prevent future complications.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Joan,

I wanted to ask one more question. Did your dad go through regular chemo when he

was diagnosed ?

Thanks,Suman.

From: coloredoctave <joanlulich@...>

Subject: Re: Supplements/herbs for prostate health

Date: Friday, September 17, 2010, 1:36 PM

 

My dad was dx with prostate cancer five years ago. He started taking a

mixture of vitamins and minerals that touted ellagic acid as the healing

component. My dad is doing great and feels good. He is in his seventies and

works as a courier. I can't remember the name of the company.

Iodine would be the first thing I would add for prostate health. Interestingly,

the stuff my dad is taking has kelp in it.

Joan

>

> Hi all,

>

> My father, aged 65, has recently been suffering from BPH. Thankfully, it's not

so serious as to have surgery, but it is painful and very uncomfortable.

>

> He's looking for alternative medicines that can help alleviate his condition

as he wants to avoid allopathy as much as it's possible.

>

> The doctor said that, as of now, it's not malignant and that there's no

infection present. So, my father wants to treat it as soon as possible to

prevent future complications.

>

> Any info on how this can be alleviated will be greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks a lot in advance,

> Suman.

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