Guest guest Posted October 12, 2011 Report Share Posted October 12, 2011 I'm a new member scrambling for an overview of how to aggressively halt or reverse the bad PSA numbers so that my loved one has a chance of getting a better reading in 3 months. Thank you for this link, Alan. As I was searching the archives, Georgia Sam's posts struck me as especially noteworthy. I'm raising kids, working, and trying to find prostate information. I'm not sure I have time to read the whole book, but I'll try. Can someone point me to an eating plan that you feel supports prostate health? I'm leaning toward Esselstyn, Fuhrman, McDougall... Are you altering your personal care products to the non-scent variety or dropping them completely. With breast cancer, the man-made scents are considered estrogenic. Which of you has information regarding keeping the prostate and reversing the PSA numbers? I'll keep searching the archives too. Thank you. M. > > Georgia Sam (a past member of the group) has requested that the following > message be posted in our group. > > Alan > > ------------------- Original Message ------------------------------------ > > The book is now downloadable via your web browser. See /URL/ below. After you > have got your download in PDF format here is another suggestion. > > Get the book printed and bound by a print-shop (e.g. " Staples " in the UK). Tell > them you want it printed as follows: > > i). Black & white > ii). [ Exception may be fiddly: " illustrations " in color - perhaps ignore ] > iii). Print two pages per A4 side > iv). Print both sides of A4 paper to produce A5 end product * > v). Cut A4 >> A5, and > vi). Ring bound > > * Note: this can be done on any printer using the Adobe Reader print-out > set-up options. However, as the book runs into about two hundred pages, home > printers tend to get pages stuck together going through the feeder more > frequently, and that messes up the page numbering. A print-shop will sort out > lost / stuck pages / page numbering and so on at no extra cost. > > I'd appreciate any further feedback anyone has to offer. This group is open to > anyone to read:- > > http://groups.google.com/group/prostatic-diseases-treatments/ > > However, you do need to subscribe to make a posting. > > prostatic-diseases-treatmentsgooglegroups > > There is an updated version on the way. > > Sam > -- > > Free PDF download [0]; for background see [1]; and for an update on current > thinking see [2]: > > http://poetryfromtheprostrateyears.com/ISBN.9780954993511/ > > 0. ProstateCancer.pdf > 1. Guide.html > 2. calreticulin.connection.html > > 'Scuse the typos - they still creep in here and there when I am in a rush !! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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