The following item from CancerDecisions.com is comforting to me as my wife and I have always believed that mushrooms, in general, are beneficial to one’s health and well-being. Mushrooms have always been part of my cancer diet though I have never bothered to be selective as to particular types even though the evidence is stacked [...]

It seems the latest whiz-bang Prostate Cancer Treatment, minimally invasive robotic assisted surgery, used in place of the normal prostatectomy, open surgery which relies upon the surgeons skills only, is not all that the manufacturers and those financially involved in its development or application, would have us believe. Serious side effects are now being identified [...]

My Kidney Cancer 1995 When first diagnosed with an aggressive prostate cancer back in May 2006, I immediately thought of my previous experience with cancer in 1995 when It took my right kidney. On that occasion, because of lengthy delays in the diagnosis; its location on the kidney proper (it was well hidden at the [...]

Hmmm! Prostate Cancer doing its own disappearing act? Wow! Now this is something you are unlikely to have been told before… but it is true. Most cancers types can, and some do, vanish with hardly a trace and without any sort of treatment. All is explained in the accompanying article By GINA KOLATA Health writer [...]

I rather enjoyed the following blog article when I first read it as it tends to encapsulate much of what I have said in earlier posts and to some degree, to my overall philosophy concerning prostate cancer treatments – the natural way. Talking of which, in my last post I gloated over the fact that [...]

This post is somewhat off topic, having nothing to do with Prostate Cancer or Prostate Cancer Treatments. However, regular readers will recall that what I consider to be my main health concern of late – one that is above and beyond that of my aggressive prostate cancer – has been a large kidney stone. KIDNEY [...]

Much has been written over recent months about Prostate Cancer Treatments, particularly concerning studies showing that Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) testing is counter-productive because the process identifies prostate cancer in younger men; causing many to have surgery or other, toxic treatments, unnecessarily. That’s because prostate cancer is such a slow growing disease many men with [...]

Click the link below to see the ScienceDaily article dated Oct. 14, 2009, titled “Minimally Invasive Radical Prostatectomy Shows Advantages, But Also Certain Complications” We read so much good news about the latest, tried and tested, radical prostatectomy procedures but seldom do we hear about the side affects of any one of them. You have [...]