His diet may have nothing to do with his recurrence. Has he been on Lupron for 2 years?? Sometimes, these meds just fail to control prostate cancer after a time. He may need to be on Zytiga or something else. It is hard to maintain a strict diet for years. Best of luck to you and your father.
Thanks alotYes he was on lupron for 2 years and 6 round of chemo... The doctor was happy and said we are above the average but PSA star rasing so quickly just when my father broke the diet
Yes i think we should start zaitiga 🤦
But we are on medicine sanctions in IRAN and we have to be on list for receive special drugs
The diet and recurrence is most likely coincidence and not related as there have been numerous studies to shown that diet alone does not impact Prostate Cancer, especially once you already have it. It can "help" especially with side effects.
Sorry to hear about the medical controls you must navigate for care. That's unfortunate, but yes, you're right, starting Zytiga can help. There are many drugs that may be effective and for a long time as well.
If they were in the US and are no longer there, then chances are that this is a scam. I would not buy this product and discourage others from doing so... Show hard data from verifiable randomized trials as proof of your claims. $469 a month is a lot to spend for cancer patients on an unproven product.
Or how about wasted life, on a snake oil sales pitch with little scientific proof to substantiate their claims. No information provided, no mechanism, no specific paradigm. I've seen better snake oil websites to be honest that at least can prescribe what they're doing. I can lower PSA and not effect the PCa at all... There are ways!
So, it's all extremely Ridiculous...
The GUARANTEE... Oh yeah, gee, because they guarantee it, let's all jump in the pool! An unfortunate and irresponsible post on a cancer forum IMO!
And that page you linked does not explain in any single instance exactly what their protocol involves, what you're doing or ingesting, what their cocktail contains and in what amounts, etc., etc. Additionally it only provides lots of buzz words and little substance! Garbage...
What the list of ingredients they prescribe? What amounts? What source, how is it validated, what lab testing is used on ingredients? What tracking mechanism has been employed to verify results other than anecdotal attestation, etc... Please provide some substance to validate claims and provide the ability to understand their protocol.
How much time he has...no one would be able to give you the answer. We do not control our end of life. So let your father enjoy the present moment as much as possible
Diet?...If diet helps all our cancer then we do not need oncologists but Nutrionists instead and please remember, cancer sees no diet as in even pure vegetarians, meatarians(haha even if there is such a word I'm just teasing here), even those on solely fish diets... i hope you understand what I'm trying to say. The main gist is Diet does not give us cancer or makes it worst for those who have cancer. Eat everything in moderation, do not over indulge and eat happily without fear. Let him eat his meat and cheese. I hear Iranian food is great especially the Biryani...😉 I would love to visit Iran, God willing and Covid allows lol.
If you have sanctions on medicines try to appeal if its possible, yah. He would need his medicines to control his cancer and to help him enjoy his quality of life.
Please brothers and sisters and caregivers, do not get me wrong in my respond to saeed. If your belief is strong in diet, exercise and such please do not stop. Carry on as long as you enjoy your pursuits and passion in your journey. I only have best wishes and hope for you as always.
As for myself I do everything in moderation but its hard. Sometimes I overeat, get lazy and fatigued with my exercise haha but I bounce back and try as much to enjoy my present moment. I try to stay positive and watch the clouds drift by and the trees and branches swaying gently with the breeze, enjoy a good cup of coffee or tea and dance with my wife and grandchildren, that's the best. Also both my wife and I are retired after 38 years of work...phew! That helps tremendously.
Take care saeed and don't worry about your English, what's important is you get your message across to others.
I second what Haniff said - no one can tell you how much time you have. Everyone's cancer is unique. There are many men here who have surpassed the odds. And they have all done it different ways. For treatments, keep researching as much as you can and ask questions here - all these guys are great about sharing their experiences and knowledge. Don't be afraid to work on multiple paths at once - while you're trying to get medicines for your Dad, you can also be trying to help him get back on his diet and exercise plan, etc. There are varying opinions here about complementary medicines. Collect as much info as you can and help your Dad make the decision that seems best to him. Lastly, if he wants to travel and he feels well enough, don't wait. If you can go with him now, do so. You won't regret spending the time and doing things he's dreamed of.
Sending best wishes and good energy to your Dad and to you too -being a caregiver and support for your parent is a tough path to walk. Take good care of yourself and know that by caring and trying, you are doing a wonderful thing for your Dad.
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