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Posted 1/16/2012 3:00 AM (GMT 0)
PC-Hope is one of the biggest scams on herbal prostate meds. BAD PLACEBO !!! First of all it is cream not tablets, secondly it does not work at all. Also, PS Hope has nothing to do with PC SPES, even though they claim it !!!

The effect is the same as if you put Nivea cream on your skin, actually, Nivea is better, at least give you hydratation.
Third, they do not return money as it is advertised ... when I asked for money back, they refused it !!!

PC HOPE it is a big lie,a way too big ! They write all feedbacks and , and "positive" results on forums by himself.

If you analise those posts, what I did, it is easy to see its is written by one person !

We spent almost $1000 for a few months supply with a ZERRO effect. PSA was doubling more than ever. Also, they try to convince me no other therapy needed.
Yes, to be dependant on their placebo, on false hope, and put more money in their pockets...
SHAME, SHAME !!!

Please do not spent money on that crap. I just would like to know where the soul of those distributors will go after earning money on someones illness and false hope !
Losing time and money...please spread a word via internet. Do not spent money on it !
p.s. please feel free to contact me if you need any more info.
Posted 1/16/2012 3:28 AM (GMT 0)
It is sad but there are those that will do anything for a buck. I'm sure of hired guns/bloggers that are paid by the davinci people to promote their product. I read one blog where this guy and two of his friends all had RRP surgery and all had zero ed issues or incontinence issues. I'm just a big skeptic
Posted 1/16/2012 6:16 AM (GMT 0)
Desertrat1, apples and oranges.

The Da Vinci robot is an amazing piece of machinery that has helped a ton of people, And not only prostate cancer patients.

As for the incontinence, I and many others never had any.
Posted 1/16/2012 6:56 AM (GMT 0)
Sadly Yes there are scams.
As I've posted often in the past, there are lots of suspect substances available from very unreliable and more crucially unregulated sources. If bought via the web then even the real stuff (viagra etc) is not always fit for purpose, or even fit for humabn consumption. (Check up on what gets seized by customs. law enforcement etc) Caveat emptor.

yes, the Da Vinci Robot is useful for all manner of stuff. I recently saw footage of it being used down someone's throat to remove a tumour. First heard of it being used on a knee.

I had robot and have been largely un-affected by ED and only minor incontinence (and bear in mind I have had SRT too) And I am in nobody's pay to post that.

But let's still hope that a drug will be developped to beat PCa as some seem to have been developed for other cancers, but maybe it'll be for the next generation and not us, just as earlier genartions did not have viagra etc.

Alf
Posted 1/16/2012 3:05 PM (GMT 0)
A Da Vinci is a tool just like the tools used in open surgery. The doctor's skills in using those tools is a big factor no matter how the surgery is done and there are things over which the doctor has no control. When somebody claims everything goes right all the time, you can be 100% sure it isn't true.
Posted 1/16/2012 3:37 PM (GMT 0)
Not every man has major issues post prostate surgery (robot or open). Many do, if varies so much as to the length of the issues and the intesntity. I am an open surgery guy, and only had the most minimal incontinence issues (less than a month at the most) and in the fortunate few club, of having zero ED, either post surgery or even post SRT. So it does happen tht way sometimes. Even with the skill of the surgeon, regardless of the method used, I still feel there's a certain amount of just plain "pure luck" in what the results are.

david in sc
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