Coartem

[No_stone_unturned]

I’m coming across a lot of sensational data regarding repurposed malaria drugs (artemisinin derivatives) in lowering psa/killing and prostate cancer cells by bonding to the iron in them. Opinion, experience, debunking?

[Spyder54]

NoStoneUnturned. Haha yes, no response is wrong response. But honestly I have not. All ears, Im listening. Hoping for some good respones. I believe very strongly, we should leave no stone unturned. No laughing or belittleing Men or Women here with any success to share. Mike

[Spyder54]

No Stone. Maybe start a new post, and include an article or research piece on Malaria Drugs effect on PCa. That will get a conversation going. Mike

[dhccpa]

I've used artemisinin protocols a number of times from Jan 2021 to March 2022. Once my PSA hit a new low of 0.5. Last PSA in June was 0.66. Since diagnosis in 2018, my PSA has bounced from 0.6 to 0.9 and back down, so 0.5 was interesting but not conclusive.

I've also been on Lupron before and after, so hard to know.

[NecessarilySo]

I tried artemisinin back in 2015. It's called wormwood. If you have worms it kills them. I sensed no effect on my PC so I stopped. Just one of many experiments I tried. Bittermelon, garlic, apricot pits, walnuts, ginger, etc.

[Sunlight12]

No_Stone_Unturned,

This thread might be of interest to you:

healthunlocked.com/advanced...

Best wishes to you in your journey!

In solidarity,

-Sunlight

[No_stone_unturned in reply to Sunlight12]

excellent, looks like this subject has been covered at length several years ago. (To the group) Please post if your taking any of this now and if you find it beneficial. I don’t need to add anymore things to my protocol if it’s just another Hail Mary. Thanks guys. Thank you sunlight 12 for the link.

[Sunlight12 in reply to No_stone_unturned]

Glad to be able to help a little! Sending many good thoughts your way!

-Sun

[No_stone_unturned]

does this article change your opinion on its risk vs reward?