saw this thing on the news about a new way to treat prostate cancer and they
said they would try it on other cancers...they implant little radioactive
pellets in the prostate and they dissolve and leave your system after 10
days...
Michael
someone - 28 Oct 2004 03:10 GMT
> saw this thing on the news about a new way to treat prostate cancer and they
> said they would try it on other cancers...they implant little radioactive
> pellets in the prostate and they dissolve and leave your system after 10
> days...
> Michael
That has been around since 1997. For more information and as to what type
of cancers can be treated do a Google search ("prostate Cancer" Seeds).
I personally know two who have had the treatment in the past year,
apparently with satisfactory results.
One (75 years old) said his doctor (a Siamese native) told him that it was
"Cold as an Icicle". When he told the doctor he wished it was hard as one,
the Dr. didn't even smile.
Michael Balarama - 28 Oct 2004 14:39 GMT
> > saw this thing on the news about a new way to treat prostate cancer and
> they
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> "Cold as an Icicle". When he told the doctor he wished it was hard as one,
> the Dr. didn't even smile.
the difference the news said is the isotope leaves the body in 10 days
rather than much longer time..
they were all excited about this short acting isotope and said it could be
used to fight all kinds of cancer not must prostate
someone - 28 Oct 2004 15:15 GMT
> > > saw this thing on the news about a new way to treat prostate cancer and
> > they
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> they were all excited about this short acting isotope and said it could be
> used to fight all kinds of cancer not must prostate
There is some information on the web:.
http://www.tri-cityherald.com/tch/local/story/5713623p-5646761c.html
http://www.komotv.com/stories/33677.htm
http://home.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/index.jsp?ndmViewId=news_view&ne
wsId=20041026006003&newsLang=en
Gutbuster - 28 Oct 2004 14:11 GMT
> saw this thing on the news about a new way to treat prostate cancer and
> they
> said they would try it on other cancers...they implant little radioactive
> pellets in the prostate and they dissolve and leave your system after 10
> days...
> Michael
Radioactive stuff like that goes to where blood pools a little and kills the
area. They used to, in 1984, use a radioactive isotope to kill the thyroid
for that reason in people with overactive thyroids (Graves disease, not
goitre).
I don't much think having a "glow stick" in the dark for a dick is a great
idea.
What I actually HAVE heard that stops melanomas and looks like stopping
other cancers is the common cold pitted against a cancer. It seems to act
like a radioactive explosion in that it goes around the body killing off
other melanomas and of course the person may get a cold but that's better
than cancer. Maybe you should try and find details of that treatment on the
web.
MB_ - 28 Oct 2004 17:43 GMT
I don't much think having a "glow stick" in the dark for a dick is a great
idea.
Speak for yourself! Seems that would be a great...icebreaker.
Mel
>> saw this thing on the news about a new way to treat prostate cancer and
>> they
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
> than cancer. Maybe you should try and find details of that treatment on
> the web.
frank - 28 Oct 2004 23:28 GMT
its been around a while. i think its called brachy therepy.
> saw this thing on the news about a new way to treat prostate cancer and
> they
> said they would try it on other cancers...they implant little radioactive
> pellets in the prostate and they dissolve and leave your system after 10
> days...
> Michael