I thought I would put a new post on this after all.
Ike got bloodwork done at his regular Dr. and this is what it showed.
WBC  6.7  K/UL   4.1---10.9
RBC   5.6  M/UL     4.7--6.0

Had IMRT and Palladium Seeding approximately a year ago. For past 6
months have had liquid type stools in the morning, about 70 % of the
time. Is this a common side effect ???
Has anyone found any solutions ???

Just got results of blood test today. PSA 0,106, testosterone 0,18. Doctor
advised by phone agrees on a period without therapy. Will monitor results at
next blood test.
Colophony

TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients.
The last few months of posts utilized studies from the 1980's to not
only reveal the precise cause of melanoma but also predict its exact
location.  In summary, it seems there is a negative feedback loop that

I've been lurking, really I have, alhtough I can't say it's been a
regular thing. New folks have arrived, some have left. Not saying any
more.
Just to say "Hi" and I'm off to see what my six month checkup offers.

We are looking for two types of men to interview for a documentary
from an award-winning documentary filmmaker:
1) men who had preventional treatment by surgery or radiation (not
chemo) and are NOT HAPPY with what has happened as a result, even if

Just got an email from my Doc and he received a verbal report that my
lastest (Monday) psa test was <0.01.
If you remember my last psa was 0.01 not <0.01 and there was some
concern about a rise.

Good luck Hugh
Appointment with oncologist this week?
Please have someone go with you (witness, spokesperson, note-taker) and
request radiation therapy for your bones.

http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/Data/SR17/wtrank/sr17a312.pdf
Use it to plan your Copper intake from food so it's low
Current UK & US RDA is 2 mg per day
Current thinking is that that figure is far too high - possibly 1 mg and

My understanding is that the eMRI and bone scan show the physician
cancer hot spots so to speak, but that they will never really know
until they're inside. Is this correct?

Study: Heavy Vitamin Use May Be Linked to Advanced Prostate Cancer
Tuesday, May 15, 2007  1320 PDT
WASHINGTON, D.C. --  There's more worrisome news about vitamins: Taking too
many may increase men's risk of dying from prostate cancer.

New treatment for cancer.
Treat-Cancer.nl

Black Wednesday at the FDA
By MARK THORNTON
May 14, 2007
May 9, 2007, should be cited in the annals of cancer

Saw this on Yahoo-Reuters.
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Scientists directly target cancer cells
Thu May 10, 11:18 AM ET