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Hello to all, really like having this source of info. My Update, Dx stage 4 ,g8 & 9 last Oct PSA 7.3 On Casodex & Eligard , 45 radiations. PSA now .77 still have mild hydronephrosis in right kidney. No surgery or bone mets. Maximum fatigue & lethargy. Using many supplements including 7-8 grams of IP-6 daily, going to add Modified citrus Pectin when results of galectin 3 test comes back to determine dose. Also looking at Food grade H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide). I had a good friend suggest hyperbaric oxygen? Anybody else have knowledge of that course. My doc prescribed Pro-Vigil for fatigue.This stuff stimulates your brain!! Really feel good each day I take it but can interrupt your sleep. I am only using it on busy days

T4N1M0- Bill

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Welcome to this group. Sorry that you are here but you could not ask for a better group of people. In addition to Lupron, I am taking 5 grams of modified citrus pectin three times a day for a total of 15 grams. In my mind, if you want to take MCP, there is no reason to delay starting.

Wishing you the best.

I would suggest supplements for bone health, as eligard could cause osteoporosis. I take vit K along with magnesium. I also take B12. I've heard that it can improve energy. You might have to check with your doctor that any supplement you take doesn't aggravate your kidney issues. Good luck on your journey back to good health.

I just bought the one minute cure book and am going to give it a try. Have you had any success with it?

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