New and Excellent Book

[Reptale]

Just published: “The Key to Prostate Cancer: 30 Experts Explain 15 Stages of Prostate Cancer,” edited by Mark Scholz, M.D. ISBN 978-0-9990652. Self Published by Mark Schulz, 4676 Admiralty Way, Suite 101, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292. For more info or to purchase write or go to prostateoncology.com.

Very clear compilation of current methods and means of treating prostate cancer. No bullshit, lots of research based information.

[Bigpike]

Where can you get the book? Can't find an online source.

[Reptale in reply to Bigpike]

Go to the website proststeoncology.com

[Bigpike in reply to Reptale]

Link didn't work

[Chuckujo in reply to Bigpike]

Just ordered the book. Googled "Key to Prostate Cancer" and scrolled down to that title with website 'prostateoncology.com'.

[Burnett1948]

Burnett1948.Reptale can you tell us (1)the cost of this book and(2) is it worded for lay people to read & understand please?

[Reptale in reply to Burnett1948]

Hi Burnett1949, I paid $30 for the book, but others have found it cheaper online. The book has some footnotes so you can find the original studies that the experts base their judgements on, but it is not an academic book. It is easy to read and very clear. However, only a few chapters are devoted to advanced Pca. Those few are worth comparing with your own treatment plan. The chapters on nutrition are also great advice for all of us.

[Dan59 in reply to Reptale]

I wonder if someone could post what they say about treatment in apc (color royal) looking forward to hearing what Sholtz is doing now

[Hidden in reply to Reptale]

prostateoncology.com/books/...

[Burnett1948 in reply to Reptale]

Burnett1948.Thanks Reptale

[RonL]

Available for pre-order at

keytopc.com/

For $24.95

[Burnett1948]

Burnett1948.Reptale do you know of a similar book on advance PCa current treatments

[Reptale in reply to Burnett1948]

Sorry, Burnette1948, I don’t know of any specifically on advanced PCa. Considering that ten years ago Stage 4 PCa had almost no effective therapies except Lupron , Casodex and Radiation, it is amazing that those of us with advanced PCa merit even a chapter in a roundup of current treatment methodologies.

[Burnett1948 in reply to Reptale]

Burnett1948.Reptale I have had RP and Salvage Radiation.It would be helpful to know what is the best available now to treat me. I read the names of treatments, I understand new ones become available. I am unsure if they are hormones or new Chemo drugs. I read about use of Pet scans. I have recurring PCa. Has anybody listed up to date treatments?