HI,

Today I had an appointment with my Oncologist.

The PSA is in a normal range, 1.7. I will have another in a month. On
August 21 it was 40 following a lot of stress. I had a Lupron shot on the
19 of Sept or thereabouts.

At that time the count was 36 with Flax Oil the only treatment. I did at
that time begin a regimen of Agaricus Blazei Murill mushroom along with the
flax Oil.

A month later the count was 7.9 and I had a second shot. Another PSA was
taken in 5 weeks [delay due to illness] and the count was 1.7. It could
well be still dropping but I won't know that for six weeks.

The Oncologist wants to set up a body scan to determine if there is any sign
of activity by this time. She is experimenting on me as much as possible.
I told her fine with me as long as Medicare pays for it.

She is German and knows of Dr. Budwig's work but does not know her
personally.

She has seen enough herself in the last two years to realize that this is a
powerful weapon.

I personally wish that some real experimentation could be done on humans who
are willing in order that the uncertainty could be laid aside one way or the
other of the effect of Flaxseed oil on PCa. As far as I am concerned, there
is little uncertainty.

It should not be terribly expensive to experiment on dogs. That is not the
same as people but in some ways it should be close.

I speculated on what the result might have been had I known ten years ago
what I know now and started on about three tablespoons of Flaxseed Oil a day
with cottage cheese [ with stage 4 PCa] and used Lupron about three months
and when the count got down to undetectable, which it did in 6 months and
probably sooner, [I did not have any PSA tests in between] quit the Lupron
and then when and if the PSA began to rise repeat the process of short
intermittent Lupron.

The inclusion of Beta Glucan with high vitamin C in the mix might have
prevented the need for more Lupron.

The Oncologist feels that that program from here on, even at 79, should take
care of things.

One man in our area was dxd with PCa, I don't remember his PSA, I know I
referred to him before, used Flax oil and Lupron for three months and then
quit the Lupron. I know that today his PSA is 0.1.

For myself, I am satisfied. For others, what is done with the evidence
presented, as credible or uncredible as it may be to them, is totally up to
them.

Cliff