You might remember me talking about
Doug's protocol and it is in the current or last Paact Newsletter and written about
at the yananow.org website (forum and his experiences/mentor listing). Doug is a failed RP then failed SRT patient, failed lightly on many HT drugs but sequenced his Psa control to low levels (never over 2.33). He found that using estradiol patches (maybe 3-4 .1 mg type, 7 day type) and Dexamethasone 1 mg (equals like 6.6 of prednisone value). Not only lowered and so far stabilized his psa but went from the 2.0+ range to .005-.007 range and holding now for like 5 months or so. Note Doug has found that Dexa drug is necessary and that prednisione will not work, Dexa has some type of pathway difference and is effective and he tested and proved that theory on his own (lol) mini clinical trial and psa testings.
He went to the PCRI event in California and gave his Paact Newstory to Dr. Myers and said I will be asking you tomorrow about why is this working for me. Well the next day when docs like Myers and others take questions from patients in separate rooms (away from the main stage events), Doug asked and Myers responded. Seem Myers understood some things on why this may work, he said that it will not work in everyone (which Doug new that) and in some patients might fuel PCa (like casodex can do in some scenarios). Doug talked to 3-4 oncologists at the PCRI event and the others didn't want to touch the topic or deal with it (lol). No doubt it is full of unknowns as to what is the exact pathway mechanisms for this. Here is a laugh, Doug's protocol costs him $14 a month for his costs, not exactly what the medical community would like to see (no money).
One of our brothern here in Michigan is in a clinical trial on XL-184 at Henry Ford Hospital, he is luckily not a placebo patient and knows so. He recently got more scans done, and they had the before and after useage scans, it was absolutely amazing to see the disappearance of mets areas on the newer scans. This drug must be very effective, the question is how long or is this supposed to be permanent good works???? Dr. Kwon commented on this drug before and was amazed at a guys scans with loaded mets, come back almost 90%+ clean thereafter. This drug is likely to become fast tracked at some point and would be a nice addition. It is already approved for thyroid cancer so off label maybe someone could get it, otherwise look for clinical trials. I saw the various 4 skeletal scans of before and after, it was astounding as to the differences.
Doug has other guys on yananow.org now trying his protocol in other countries and getting emails. He is a man of interest a guy whom invented his own protocol that is really working for him and some others, so far. I love seeing the Steve Jobs approach of some guy at home can invent something on his own. Love innovation and the brave.
Post Edited (zufus) : 9/11/2013 4:14:41 AM (GMT-6)