Just read up on this.
Seems there is a reason to address this.
Studies indicate that this may be a cause for prostate cancer.
Do we all need to kill the parasites and destroy the yeast infections to
help our cancer?
If so why has the doctors test for this and treat?
I am pretty sure my radiation killed everything down there, parasite , virus, jock itch you name it.
Most likely. LU-177 and AC- 225 may have accomplished the same results.
Sounds like nonsense to me, but if you have clinical studies published in peer-reviewed journals, I will look at it.
The article I read is by the science of medicine. Dr. Gustave Arrizabalaga IU. online library.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pros.23362/ abstract
This, I assume:
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/a...
If that's it, what it says is that a parasite induced benign prostate conditions (prostatitis and BPH) in mice. It has nothing at all to do with prostate cancer.
google parasites, yeast infections and prostate cancer
Dr Google brings up all sorts of idiotic things. Stick to science.
See sciencedaily.com Tapeworm drug fights prostate cancer. University of Bergan Norway
Please my friend. You might as well be enticed by headlines in National Enquirer.Headlines sell.
Please get yourself a real science publication. Not fluff.
There are no end of bad information sources on the Internet. Sources matter.
I should add - clinical studies matter too - none of what you googled has been found in humans.
Nourishing plot.com
this is not nonsense Allen … here’s a story for you and a surprising truthful comment from our Uroligist at Fox Chase Cancer Center. I mentioned we have cut way back on refined sugar, of course he said why”never heard that in thirty years” now for the truthful comment”Cancer is a parasite” eat what you want! Too stunned to say a word! By the time we “stick to science, and wait for a study” we will be dead!! Good grief, Allen!
Unless you stick to science, you will die a lot sooner. Stuff you imagine to be true, probably isn't.
I have BRCA2, parasites definitely not the problem
No stone unturned. The answer is out there. We cannot damper everything not yet peer reviewed. They may not have had time or funding to review. I get that we are not scientists, but clearly we are all in a big human experiment looking for answers. My penny in the hat. Mike
That's the way I see it. Huge amounts of money spent. Keeping us alive but no cure. Is there a simple answer being over looked. One in seven gets this demon. Why me? We need a Penicillin simple cure. All rocks should be turned over.
for sure, Lewicki!!
How I got on this was I googled Parasites, Fungus and prostate cancer. Interesting what I found.
There's no peer reviewed journal or clinical trial that says an iodine supplement can cure Peyonies ... except that it did ... for me ... thanks to an observation by Patrick that it was of benefit for a budding dupuytrens problem with his hand. That and Peyronies both treated by Xiaflex, only that did nothing but land me in the ER with retention and didn't fix my Peyronies. Iodoral cured my Peyronies. There is a benefit in sharing medical observations on support sites that aren't 'proven' by medical science. Call me a quack if you want to but I'm a happy camper.
Can you provide dosage and type of iodine. Thanks
Iodoral 12.5 mg from Amazon. I took a 1/2 pill every day for several weeks. With the problem resolved I am now taking 1/2 pill 2 or 3 times a week. Significance of 12.5 mg? That is said to be the average daily iodine intake of Japanese with their diet that includes fish and seaweed.
Do you have Peyronies or Dupuytren's ?Or the idea of ingesting iodine just excites you generally?
Dr. Brownstein MD in Michigan ( who I see ) says that 95 % of his patients are deficient in Iodine. He prescribes a 5% solution called Lugols . I take 20 to 25 drops a day. He does not prescribe it for cancer. He has written a book on Iodine. Why you need it and why you cannot not live without it.
Where this idea may hv started. Still an interesting look at possibility. healthline.com/health/is-ca...
Cancer "likely" "could be" this or that. "May" be caused by smoking, environmental factors, etc. Nothing like the science of uncertain terminology.
But it's not a fungus, dammit.
spyder, I don’t have cancer, but my husband does… the way I see it, we need all the possibilities we can get!
Yep looks like Google parasites, google fungus and mushroom people invaded me and gave me prostate cancer. Yep.
LOL Did not see that.
Remember I was the first one to notify all of you.... that the government's edict for all of us to get additional covid booster injections was to give us the crabs....Believe me now?
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n Thursday 03/03/2022 6:03 PM EST
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