Reading your responses to more recent comments, I am very glad for you that you are doing so well! My situation was very similar to yours. I was diagnosed three years ago, with 4+3=7 Gleason Score (no perineural invasion, though), PSA 9.2, with 90% cancer in all of the biopsy cores. I agree with you wholeheartedly that the biopsy should be an MRI fusion biopsy. I had had a blind in-office biopsy two years earlier, with all of the cores benign. As it turned out, my cancer was growing in a highly unusual location (at the apex of the prostate), and was initially missed. In any case, I'm actually glad that it worked out that way, because there was no mushiness in choosing treatment. I was relatively young at the time (62), in otherwise excellent health, and wanted to avoid the non-prostate related side effects of radiation down the road. I underwent a radical prostatectomy, and my PSA has been undetectable since. I am doing very well, and look forward to many more years of life!

I understand completely what you are going though. I went for a normal yearly examine and I had absolutely no indications I might a have problem. The initial PSA screening that I received from my primary doc was a 6.2. After seeing a urologist a month later my PSA rose to 8.6. Went in for a biopsy and it indicated i had 5 of 12 samples with cancer, although mine was rated as a 3-4 - Gleason score 7. A full body PET scan showed it was contained in the prostate. Initially I did not want to have my prostate removed because of fear of losing or having issues with my urination and sexual function. It weighed on me for several days so I pray for you and want you to make the right decision that works for you. I decided with having my prostate removed. it has been 9 months since the surgery and I believe it was the best decision for me. For me my primary considerations for removal were my family and having the best opportunity to be there for them in the future. Post surgery i have some urinary issues although minor. I am able to perform sexually although it is very different and it takes more planning. I do not have any regrets. so far my test results indicate that the cancer is no longer around and I have more peace inside myself. My thoughts and prayers are with, brother.

So sorry you postponed that surgery date in Oct.

Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try castor oil on my age spots

Very low carbohydrates- daily 30-50gm+ sugar, eat only fish, turkey and frozen turkey hot dogs with no chemicals, cabbage, brussel sprouts, cucumbers, squash, canned green beans, daily fresh made raw carrot juice from bag pre trimmed carrots as alkaline change from acid + Vitamin A stimulation of immune system., Artemisia capsules as wormwood, occasional full fasting 24 hours, daily use of Dr. Hulda Clark Type 30khz Zapper unit, for mild electrotherapy about $70, Personal electrical grounding with floor conductive sheet foil copper with wire going out window to copper 2feet 1/2" pipe in ground with screw type hose clamp over wire end. All this for reduction of positive voltage on body that inhibits immune system, (Your shoes are highly insulated for body feet non conductive.) Artemisia + Fasting for reduction of Glutamine, Cancer cells draw/ thrive on sugar, carbohydrates, + Glutamine. Use 80% Meat diet. Cancer does not use protein intake.( My current prostate cancer home treatment ongoing)

I'm 4 weeks out of surgery. Just got my catheter out yesterday after 28 days in. I'm on day 2 of peeing myself😂. I've been swinging my golf clus for about a week. Feels good. My prostate was 4x normal size. We're you a smoker? I'm not. Sometimes, that affects healing times. God Bless you. Let me know how you did.

I worry about the dairy with prostate cancer.

Most Oncologists say take it out! So bad ….everyone needs to do their research.

I found out I have a 4plus 4 had a MRI yesterday now have bone scan already decided to have surgery but might radiation to

I just want to add to this it's now August and I have been completely carnivore just meat water butter some egg yolks

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZDEdn1uhrisaK8si=QrQ2xkuPqHGUrLTv. Here is a recent video

Hi, In the UK & Being looked after by the team at WEston Park Cancer Centre teachibg hosptial in Sheffield, England I was diagnosed with 4+3=7 Prostate Cnacer and after 6 months of Hormone treatment to kill off my testesterone I had five weeks of high dose radio theray which ended at the end of May. now on another 18 months of hormone treatment. Sugery was never and option as cancer was in the outer skin of the organ and would have spread. I am now having Acupuncture to help with extreme fatigue & hot seats. Onwards & upwards, Kev

10 out of 12 for me 4+3 and some 3+4 and able and getting 6 weeks of radiation. had my first week already . also on adt plan with a loss of much T, but they needed to starve the cancer for a month before nuking. I'll look for an update to your case. I'd like to know how your doing.

Greetings from New Zealand. Your cancer videos are a big help as I'm 58 and starting my prostate cancer journey. I'm thinking I'll go down the radiation route now. The cancer is contained in my prostate. I too have been on the carnivore diet. It was great for keeping my weight down. But will be looking at more of an alkaline low carb regime in the future. Good to see you are doing well now.

Good videos Ned. You look great. Keep up the good work.

Awesome share brother 🙌 😎✌️ eat up!! 😜🍇🍉🍊🍋🍍🥩🥓🍗

Does anyone have experience with orchiectomy?? My hubby has cardiac issues, I don’t think he could do ADT. TY. 😢

My husband diagnosed with same numbers as you this week. Focal perineural with diffusion. Idk. All Greek but same as yours. 4+3, 6 of 9 biopsies pos. PIRADS5. Left side.

This is interesting. I think if you exfoliate your skin and use castor oil, the results might last longer. Remove a layer of dead skin cells would make it reach regular skin cells.

Best wishes. Surgery for me is out my psa went to 230, Gleason 8 in biopsy but no perineural involvement. I am in month 5 of ADT and it has reduced my psa to 8.3 last test. On the other side the side effects are nasty and my mental health is in the crapper. No mood swings I am not anxious just profoundly depressed. All other side effects are roaring along. I am going to try some resistance training but I have two bad hips limiting it. I'd like to get my hips replaced before radiation to get some improvement in quality of life. Right now I have a kind of tiredness that's just tired of living. Also had two stents put in recently#6 and 7.

what kind of urinary issues did you have that prevented you from radiation?

I’m 4+3 with no spread and no urinary issues. My local consultant said that he would like to remove my prostrate. I had great guidance from a friend who suggested I see if I’m eligible for braciatherapy and CyberKnife, and both questions came back as a ‘yes’. CyberKnife is my much preferred option and I’m having my second consultation in a few days time. I’ve cancelled my operation and I’m happy and optimistic at last. The answer may not be what you want because there are so many variables, but I encourage anyone with similar to investigate these options, at least CyberKnife which you can find many videos on here on KZbin. By the way, all the best guys suggested I have a PET-CT scan to say 100% whether I have any spread. It cost my insurers £3,600 but the peace of mind it gives beats anything. In 6 months time I hope to get away virtually unscathed. Good luck! 😊

Not looking forward to loosing my 2nd and 3rd most favorite part of my body (prostate and seminal vessels). But I don't want my guts being cooked by radiation like being i a microwave oven. I'm having surgery and hopefully can get the cancer out of me before it spreads.

Gleason 8 with intrusion. Going with radiation. This experience has been rough. God bless you all. Will try to let you know how I am in 4 years.

Just checking to see if I can comment on my own videos since I'm banned from commenting on any others because I swore

I am also Gleason 3 +4. Went 5 years ago the op route on docs advice. I am now 76 yo.ABOUT

Great to hear that

Thank you for this. I am Gleason 3+4 with a psa of only 4.8. My doctor is fantastic and made me have a multitude of tests before I had to decide on the treatment I wanted. I had an abdominal ultrasound scan, a CT scan to determine if there was anything else in the tissues, a radio scan for the bones, an MRI scan to target where the tumor was, urine flow tests to make sure that nothing was blocked and several blood tests. Then I had the biopsy under general anasthetic. With this wealth of information I then had a joint meeting with the radiation doctor and the surgeon who each went through every step of their proposed treatment outlining the benefits and side effects. In the end I have decided on the operation next week as all the doctors agree that at my age (68) and level of fitness (very fit) with no signs of any cancer outside the prostate i will have a better chance of a full recovery with the option of radiation at a later date if other cancer appears.

I have it, i started wearing compression socks

You made me laugh when you said “oh what’s that spot on the side of your head and then you tell them, ‘oh it’s my old spot’ “ haha hilarious, thanks for the information I just started with these silly spots😢

Great message

Thanks. Im gleason 8 and meeting with doctors tomorrow about how to attack this PC. Good wishes to us all.

Im in the process of deciding on how i want to treat my PC. Its side effects no matter what. Its a crap shoot. Its localized in my Prostate so i may just get it removed. Im 57yrs old ... Gleason 8 . Its so much to think about and decide. Good luck and God Bless you 🙏

If you can avoid surgery don’t do it. I had surgery and regret it.

Prostate cancer is curable. With modern radiation technology you have options. I was recently diagnosed with 4+4 in 3 out of 12 biopsies. I am 66 years old. It’s devastating to find out. I keep my faith and believe that your desire to live will help you fight and cure yourself from this evil.

Makes me wonder if age spots are fungus. Dr Tullio Simoncini thinks all C is fungus. I agree with his theory. He uses baking soda wash to heal c internally and 7% lugols iodine externally on skin.

Don’t waste time with old technology do a PSMA scan over 90% accurate of finding the smallest cancer tumor. This is the latest way to locate prostrate Vance so far it’s keeping me alive. Cancer found in my hip and treated asap so far so good. After 11 year battle with RP then radiation to prostrate bed still spreading PSMA found it in my hip. Read up on PSMA it’s the very latest way to end the mystery of did it spread or do I still have it in the prostrate. Started this journey with a starting PSA of 32.😊

Glad you are doing well… just starting my journey… had my MRI… appointments next week week to talk about biopsy.

Great to see you doing well man! thank you for your info. Very helpful!

I’m two weeks post surgery… thanks for the videos of your journey. I had the same numbers as you…Gleason 4+3=7. I’m also 56 when diagnosed! I elected for surgery without consulting radiation Dr for alternative treatments. My dad died from this same cancer and went with the radiation option. They didn’t get it all. So far, pathology was good, lymph nodes were clear and cancer was localized within margins. It was close to the nerve as well, I will have to wait and see what my blood test will show. It’s interesting how much we talk about the numbers, the process, the options, the side effects, recovery etc… not much out there discussing the emotional trauma that comes with disease and treatment… I didn’t expect the grief and sense of loss that comes with it… a different kind of pain but lingering longer and in some ways harder than the physical pain. Is this something you experienced too? Anyway, I’m glad to see you doing so well after 5 years… Inspirational really!

Great video. Congratulations. Did they do a whole prostatectomy. Good luck .

Had the same numbers is you its bin two weeks since I had my prostate removed doing Good so far

Thank you for making this video. Love hearing success stories when it comes to beating cancer. Twenty years ago I kidney cancer and a golf ball sized tumor was removed with a partial nephrectomy of my right kidney. Recently my urologist recommended a biopsy after having an MRI with a PIRADS of 4. At my age of 77 I'm somewhat on the fence about it and also my PSAD is only .08. After listening to your experience, I'm leaning towards a biopsy. Thanks again

Thank you.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

Hello nice to see u again. Happy U are doing super with your cancer. I am still trying to pass through out my prostate cancer.....and know that your sporadic vidieos cheers me up. Interested in you diet....please be more informative on that.....ALL the best.... Jhon...

Glad to hear your doing well. There is recent news about not combing banana with blueberry. Apparently some nutrient in banana blocks the good stuff in blueberries. You can Google it.

Hey I just wanted to add that my exercise routine has a lot more reps in it now than when I started I do about 30 to 40 reps of those exercises now compared to when I started I was only doing five just wanted to throw that in I forgot and those four nutrients were l-theanine magnesium citrate ashwagandha and Gaba

Awesome to see you cancer free for 3 years ! Happy you on your path to recovery Recently had my robotic prostatectomy and on my 3rd month . Back to playing golf on the 5th week. Trying to eat healthy May I know what type of cannabis u take for your BP?

Husband psa 3 urologist found lump mri showed 6 lesions 1 large and 5 small mri aggressive 5 took 16 biopsi samples cancer in all Gleason score 4+3=7 bone scan negative lesions seems to be local he decided to do total prostactomy seminal vessels and lymph nodes robotic laparoscopy surgery done April 3 rd waiting on results Dr said everything looked good fingers crossed husband 72 years old did not want radiation