PCa newsworthy stuff- Doug's protocol very inspiring concept

Met Doug Ferraro at local specialize PCa group here in Michigan years ago now, he goes back a number of years and was friend to Harry Pinchot (PCa advocate award winner years ago) and helped him with some questions given to PCRI docs event. His story is listed in www.yananow.org (search by name to read it all) also his protocol he came up with is published in the Paact Newsletter last year (see www.paactusa.org for pdf download files to read or subscribe to their good PCa magazine run by Rick Profit another PCa Pinchot award winner).

You must read for thy self so as here his words directly. The great news on his concept, is he studied it for 2 years before acting upon it and this is not a know protocol as far as I ever saw. He was at the last PCRI meeting and talked to the PCRI docs at the event, not many knew what to think or say about his concept, however DR. Myer's heard him out and did respond with some interesting thoughts on it. Of course Dr. Myers being a PCa patient and also  pioneer makes it more understandable.

Here is the news, Doug has done this protocol for 1 year now with excellent and better than prior results over his whole PCa journey. It is low cost, thus cheap and little to no side effects (lol- no wonder it will not be overly welcomed). It doesn't work for just anyone either, I tried it with no seeable results via psa and blood tests, but had no side effects. My problem is high risk scenario since 2002 and in the last 12-16 months psa getting out of good control, so no wonder it didn't work. Others have now tried this even in foreign countries and some are saying results are shown, others none.

Doug's shortened story,  abnormal psa way back like 1998 or so, years later did RP and then SRT (salvage rad.), then PCa various drugs and psa minor rises (he would switch drugs asap in those scenarios). He was a Gleason 9 by the way, I don't have his psa number but maybe 6-8 when RP happened.

This may work for some guys with lower psa and tumor volumes and reasonably low T levels, etc.  He does have thoughts on that and may be in the yananow journey experiences/mentors postings.

I guess I just want to say keep hope alive and look at anything and everything, simply because the medical folks don't have all the answers, plenty of arguments on PCa anything issues (screening etc.)

Even Harry Pinchot as he told unto Doug, become your own advocate and learn all you can.  Even though we have some inspirational type wise docs out there, many in PCRI of course (many of us cannot access them via distance), my mantra for others (via 12 years experience and I always question things)=  question everything and all the time, seems to hold up on PCa issues all this time. Good luck in fighting this dragon...even if you cannot win....die trying or make your decisions on quality of life and your course to walk, as only you the patient walks the walk.  I love guys like Doug whom find new pavement for others to travel in the PCa jungle.  (little tribute to Mr. Robert Young our first PCa dictionary for laypersons inventor, years ago)   Peace to all hearts...