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, Terry and All,

There is very little info at the link ..

http://www.yananow.org/Mentors/R.htm

... which suggests 's condition has spontaneously resolved.

However, other factors could be at work.

For example ..

1. May have taken a prophylactic AA followed by LHRH-a to which he is

responding with reduced PSA. [ , what are your androgens doing

right now? Have you a healthy level of testosterone, DHT, estrogen,

SHBG ? ]

2. The cancer may have shifted gear and just be producing less PSA

(but the same amount of tumor). [ Unlikely but you can't rule anything

out in this game.]

3. May have seen the light, started to exercise regularly, reduced BMI

< 25 and started to eat sensibly (fresh food, not junk food).

4. Finally, removed himself from a source of xenobiotic that was

causing the tumor in the first place. [ Remember Doug Adam on your

YANA list.]

Generally, I'd agree to think twice about surgery, if there have been

no other interventions (1) and all his 'bloods' are in normal range;

plus, if freePSA% & PSA density are going in the right direction. If

there are no symptoms; a pelvic scan shows no sign of worsening tumor:

generally not (2). I have copied this note to and PCS. If

would like further information on my interpretation he can

reply to me directly

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Sam.

For your delectation and edification:-

http://poetryfromtheprostrateyears.com/