Can I Live With Prostate Cancer?

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• CH

  @chrispaul7849 · 1 day ago

  I have spent over 500 hours easily studying my options... Gleason 8, psa 256, no cancer outside of gland after psma test... I took adt for 6 months, hated it but was super lucky in that other that I lost all sex drive; I had no other negative reactions... I kept lifting, eating great, walking etc etc.  Zero stress after finding DR P's videos,  The labcoats will scare the bejeezus outta you to milk your funds.   My psa was super high bc I had a catheter, it's now .0143,  MRI showed no cancer at all ... I stopped the adt pills a few months ago and just beginning to get back towards normal in all ways.  I am 71 and have lived the most blessed life a man could ever map.  Friends, just enjoy life and be thankful you wake up each day, then go out and make it your masterpiece.

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• RA

  @Raymond-d2l7n · 1 day ago

  Dr Petteruti gives the most realistic and compassionate account of a man's options with respect to prostate cancer. This is one goes straight to my favourites list.

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• AN

  @andreiquiambao2481 · 11 hours ago

  As a doctor, Buried Health Secrets by Daniel Harris is the most eye-opening health book I've encountered. Nothing else compares.

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• DA

  @dannydd · 1 day ago

  Death is not as scary as pain to me. I guess with cancer, the least painful is the best choice.

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• PE

  @peterlewellyn2389 · 1 day ago

  I have had metatastic prostate cancer for almost four years.  Luckily not in my bones.  Treatment has been SOG.  However I requested Intermittant after 18 months of ADT (Escaped Radiation).  Took no ADT drugs for 19 months, but then had a rise in Psa to 4+ and was placed back on ADT.  When I requested to go on intermittent, I also asked how many patients did the have on intermittent.  They said none.  It is a large cancer center in a large city and I was shocked.  This is what SOC has done to institutions.  Had I not requested It, I would not have been offered it.  My Pas has gone to .0.3 after two months of ADT and now they want to radiate my prostate where the cancer has gathered.  The other metastases, even after 18 months of no ADT are 75-80% percent smaller than originally seen in first PSA. The point you made in this video is exactly where I am at.  Do I radiate and risk the AE of radiation or do I pass.  It’s a tough one.

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• AN

  @andreadamascceno2139 · 7 hours ago

  Excellent video! <br>Very encouraging!

• AL

  @allentempleton2429 · 1 day ago

  Thanks so much! Your book is great!

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• ST

  @stewart5284 · 1 day ago

  Doc, I needed to see this video. You are not just a practicing DO, you are a great motivational coach too, to help someone diagnosed with Gleason 9 metastatic prostate cancer not yet in the bone but in the pelvic lymph nodes, not to give up hope and try alternative treatments. And to optimize living by choosing to live a good strong lifestyle now while getting healthy and not giving in to what the urologist wants to do to treat it, I thank you and I thank God you are here! 💪

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• AL

  @alexe610 · 1 day ago

  Thank you very much. From France.

• PA

  @PabloQueue · 1 day ago

  Love the humour. Such a grim topic, yet you make me laugh. Way to go.

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• KE

  @kellykraft832 · 1 day ago

  Appreciate your common sense approach. As soon as I have my PET scan done I am contacting you for a consultation. I did have biopsy after three years of a consistently skyrocketing PSA that reached into the 70’s! &nbsp;My pathology report was about as bad as it could be. Thank you so much for these videos. You have given me hope that there is definitely a better way than killing the patient to cure of the disease!

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• MA

  @marklobrovich6001 · 1 day ago

  Mark again.<br>Thanks so much for saving my quality of life.<br>No blood letting...no biopsy. <br>70 in December. <br>Pirad 3 local hospital pirad 5 standford?<br>Same mri? And 8.1 psa all 6 months ago.

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