Apatone was granted FDA approval as an orphan drug. Even though Apatone is considered a drug you can buy a supplement called ProsStay .....somehow even though Apatone is patented ProsStay is Apatone sold as an over the counter supplement. I am going to stack ProsStay, Zyflamend, Casodex, Metformin, Avodart, Arimidex, and Cabergoline. This is probably my last post because the above combo is probably fatal but who cares as long as I can take the PCa with me.
The patent for Apatone is essentially a patent for a ratio. You can't get a patent for vitamins C & K3, but you can for the 100:1 ratio.
So it's odd that Dr. Jonathan Wright used that ratio in ProsStay (why not 99:1?). Perhaps he has an arrangement, but there is no mention of Apatone on the label. Or perhaps the patent specifies how the C & K3 are put together, & ProsStay is inferior?
Odder still, is that it is illegal to include K3 in a U.S. supplement.
I still have a supply of the stuff, but have not used it for over a year. I have seen Nalakrats swallowing handfuls of pills, & I used to do that. But sometimes, the body rebels. Note to self: Restart ProsStay.
Yeah you got that right...you take 30 supplements all of which have studies showing an effect on PCa but your PSA keeps going up....then you take DES 1 mg and drive your PSA to .1
So Gus are you still with us after that combo of Prosstay and everything else? I've been on the Apatone protocol for 8 months and it's rather expensive. I've just ordered some of the Prosstay to try that.
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