Fenbendazole Just Might be Working–Part 2

[cigafred]

So, if it is working (see Part 1), my question is what would be the best course to follow when I am on ADT holiday waiting to see if PSA comes back (lupron due to wear off in November)? I take the view that if I am cured, some extra treatments are not a big deal, and, if I am not (more likely IMO), I would like to take advantage of this inflection point to try other treatments. I would be pleased to hear any recommendations, following are my initial thoughts.

--Maybe a quick boost to T to surprise the unwitting PC cells?

--Then keep up the T-cypionate (for how long?)

--Upon PSA return, follow a Patrick 3-mth BAT or a Nalkrats yearly BAT cycle?

--Start avodart (I used prior to ADT)?

--cholera vaccine?

–estrogen patches?

There are a lot of things one could do, and I am already doing many of them. The question is, what would be particularly beneficial at this inflection point?

[GP24]

I suggest intermittent Bicalutamide or Casodex therapy. When the PSA value rises take 50 mg per day for six months and then make a holiday of six months. This will result in a loooong holiday from Lupron. Bicalutamide does not lower testosterone and therefore has less side effects.

[cigafred in reply to GP24]

noted, thanks

[dhccpa]

Are you still on fenbendazole?

[cigafred in reply to dhccpa]

Just using up my leftovers, will not do more since the OMRO, which is auditing for Joe, said they have no PC case cures not explained by SOC and it clearly failed for me.

[dhccpa in reply to cigafred]

I wasn't aware that OMRF had reached that conclusion. I am signed up for that study, but have not gotten any feedback from them. How did you find that out?

[cigafred in reply to dhccpa]

Just chatting with the guy handling PC, not a conclusion really, just what he had seen so far.

[dhccpa in reply to cigafred]

Ok i just wrote them asking what was going on. They said its ongoing.