Experiences with

Fluocinolone / Clioquinol

After thirteen months, my NAGALASE count .95 is in the high normal range and my final weekly Vit C/ hydrogen peroxide infusion was yesterday. I'll continue the Clioquinol +50mg zinc, 1000mg myomin, 5mg copper, 500mg quercetin 7/7 and 20mg Ivermectin 5/7 until Nag count gets to .5. NAGALASE is an enzyme

Started Aug 2023 with clioquinol +zinc, weekly Vitamin A infusions. Added Ivermectine in Sept My naturopath measures "Nagalase" count instead of PSA. 1.55....... 10/25/23. 1.37......1/10/24. 1.12......4/2/24 Nagalase count is in the normal range- less than 1....... 8/2/24 I'll have

My nagalase count is declining. 1.55 -1.37 - 1.12 today. The Clioquinol +zinc +ivermicetin is still working on the way to zero. PSA is steady at 32 Nagalase is an enzyme that cancer cells produce to protect themselves from the immune system.

On Dec 1 I took two Orgyvx and dropped my PSA from 70 to 27.8 on Dec 15. I took one more Orgyvx Dec 15 and it dropped to 14.8 on Jan15. At this level I believe the alternative, clioquinol + zinc + ivermectine, will kill more cancer cells than my body produces new ones. On Feb 13, I meet my oncologist

In a three month period my PSA went from 58 to 70. Obviously my testosterone was producing more new cancer cells than my alternative treatment. I started the combination treatment on Dec 1 by taking 2 ORGOVYX. Dec 15 my PSA is 27.5 and I will take one more ORGOVYX today hoping to reduce PSA to 10

The University of Maryland reported two cases of terminated PCs by combining standard care treatment with an alternative treatment. By reducing the PSAs to less than 3, the clioquinol + zinc killed more cancer than testosterone could renew, therefore termination. My PSA in three months went from 58

After diagnosis of prostate cancer I found the U of Marylands success terminating cancer with clioquinol + zinc. They emphasis treatment for prolactin dependent cancer that my doctors didn't seem to know existed. Anyone else find that to be true?

ABSTRACT All cases of prostate cancer exhibit the hallmark condition of marked decrease in zinc in malignancy compared to the high zinc levels in the normal and benign prostate. There exists no reported corroborated case of prostate cancer in which malignancy exhibits the high zinc levels that exist

PSA 44 started clioquinol +zinc Aug 11. Aug 30 PSA 48 with severe UTI. U of Maryland says Clio + zinc kills cancer cells. They give two cases of prostate cancer terminated. I'm trying it.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6578577/ Has anyone here tried Cabergoline to suppress prolactin and slow their prostate cancer growth? The Intro, Results, Discussion and Conclusions below are short and easy to understand. For more detailed info, you can read below that or click on the

So this is kind of confusing. Bottom line is Clioquinol might be able to treat PD. What is odd, one article mentions Iron Chelation as why it might work. The newest suggests that it could work through Zinc redistribution or chelation. One says Clioquinol impacts LRRK2. All the results seem positive

Abstract Although prostate epithelium concentrates zinc for the purpose of promoting citrate secretion, it loses its capacity to import zinc while undergoing malignant transformation. This exclusion of zinc may be necessary for the viability of prostate cancer, as measures which increase the intracellular

This is a very important topic to understand. I have learned much from the linked article’s references showing the inter relationship between the loss of the zing transporter ZIP1 in prostate cancer, and then the contributing effects of testosterone and of prolactin in maintaining and progression to

Thank you Rooked!!! for posting about using Cabergoline for treatingTerminal Androgen-independent Prostate Cancer!!! I did a quick search and found several very recent, VERY encouraging articles. So why hasn't this been made more public??!!! For those who didn't see Rooked's post, here's a link

Hi all... Stumbled over some articles about how some terminal MPCa patients who due to gynecomastia were treated with clioquinol and cabergoline in order to lower their prolactine level.... and more or less got "cured"... Has anyone tried this or know something more about it? Sounds too good to be true

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6392423/ The role of prolactin in CRPC. Clioquinol could be taken as a cream! Conclusions Terminal androgen-independent prostate is prolactin dependent, decreased zinc, ZIP1- deficient malignancy in which conditions that will increase zinc uptake and accumulation

Newly proposed treatment: Patient had “terminal” mCRPC -- all treatments failed -- surgery, radiation, ADT, Zytiga, LU-177 – given less that 2 years to live -- last ditch treatment resulted in– no sign of cancer 4 months later. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6578577/ see also: Published

a drug called clioquinol, currently used as an anti-parasitic drug, overcomes the effect of the mutant LRRK2 and restores the acidity of the lysosome and clears out the protein aggregates. https://m.medicalxpress.com/news/2019-05-method-parkinson.html

Subject: A Proposed Efficacious Treatment with Clioquinol (Zinc Ionophore) and Cabergoline (Prolactin Dopamine Agonist) for the Treatment of Terminal Androgen-independent Prostate Cancer. Why and How? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6392423/

Just read this inspiring article “Review Article Open Access Evidence that Human Prostate Cancer is a ZIP1-Deficient Malignancy that could be Effectively Treated with a Zinc Ionophore (Clioquinol) Approach”