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Please note as of December 28, 2009 this site will not be accepting new members. Early in 2010, we will be changing the focus toward healthy, active, long-term survival for patients diagnosed with a variety of cancers by reporting on the specific natural and lifestyle strategies best supported in modern science. The following two sites are currently in development: http://www.CancerNaturalStrategies.com and http://www.CancerNaturalTreatment.net ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Welcome to Our Site…
We understand what it’s like to be a patient. The world around us suddenly takes on a new dimension. The initial diagnosis will be one of the most eventful things to occur in a man’s life. Following the diagnosis, it’s natural for many men to just want it out of their life, the sooner the better. Patients are inclined to just follow what the doctor says, but inevitably, second thoughts begin to enter the picture as information about the dangers of conventional treatments starts to surface. It’s frustrating to know what to do! Prostate cancer can be very confusing. Must each patient re-invent the wheel for himself? No…that’s the reason for this site. Summarized below are key points of primary importance to prostate cancer patients: --> Over half the patients, when initially diagnosed, have an indolent form of prostate cancer and need only monitor their disease. --> There is a 100% survival rate for patients at 5 years for those patients diagnosed with indolent, non-aggressive prostate cancer so there is usually no need to rush into conventional treatments.--> A cure for prostate cancer remains elusive because even with radical surgery the cancer can return. --> Certain prostate treatments may offer the hope of long and lasting cancer remission but all treatments have the potential for debilitating side effects. --> Many factors from the prostate diagnosis can predict the outlook in the years ahead – you need to know which factors are crucial. --> New diagnostic tests can help you make better treatment decisions. --> Making the lifestyle changes suggested on this site (based on the latest world-class medical research) are safer and better than most prostate treatments in slowing prostate cancer progression. +++++++++[]++++++++++ ProstateSurvival.com offers a complete package of objective, balanced information consisting of a set of *articles* explaining it all clearly, along with *monthly newsletters* to keep everything updated razor sharp, and a *discussion board* for those who wish to share experiences…even a *toll free phone line* to get further information. No other website in the world offers all that. To maintain total objectivity, the site does not sell supplements or receive any financial support from drug companies. In fact, we sell nothing but our material and our integrity. As such, the site is supported 100% by voluntary membership contributions. More detailed information is outlined below. You can register now for membership by clicking on the Registration button on the left, and if you wish, receive the free sample article, "Overview of Prostate Cancer" . +++++++++[]++++++++++ Site Highlights --> It is critically important for all patients/caregivers to get an overview of this confusing disorder. The free sample article, Overview of Prostate Cancer, updated to September 2009, has 20 easy-to-understand pages, and will provide this knowledge, step by step, all in one place. --> The articles What Do the Numbers Mean … Understanding Diagnosis and Leading Edge Diagnostic Tests, Monitoring and Treatment and Comparing Treatments for Prostate Cancer: Benefits and Risks have been updated to September 2009 (see the abstracts of these articles by clicking on “Articles and Newsletters” on the left side of the homepage). --> The monthly newsletters contain important analysis of the latest research on both natural and conventional treatments (see the topics covered in recent newsletters by clicking on “Articles and Newsletters” on the left side of the homepage). --> Access to our discussion board is a wonderful benefit of becoming a member. Can We Help? To contact our staff at ProstateSurvival.com call 1-888-333-5265 toll free USA and Canada...best from 10 AM till Noon Pacific Time (1 PM to 3 PM Eastern). Register today and request our FREE sample article "Overview of Prostate Cancer" . To register click here -- Registration Best in Health,
Robert G. Miller "Updated to December 28, 2009" "There is Life After Prostate Cancer...Lots of It" +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Monthly Newsletter Topic Headings October 2009 1. The Compelling Evidence for Maintaining Optimal Vitamin D Levels Year Round (a) The Link Between Vitamin D, Sunlight Exposure and Prostate Cancer (b) Vitamin D Levels and Prostate Cancer Prognosis and Survival (c) Barriers to Achieving Optimal Vitamin D (d) The Best Strategies for Maintaining Optimal Year Round Levels of Vitamin D 2. The Anti-Cancer Potential of Berries September 2009 September 2009 1. Sleeping More and Avoiding Nighttime Light Slows Cancer Progression 2. Normal Weight Men Less Likely to Get Prostate Cancer –Although Outcomes Differ According to Ethnicity 3. Saw Palmetto and Prostate-Related Urinary Problems 4. Prostate Cancer, PSA Screening and Overdiagnosis– The Debate Continues August 2009 1. Favorable Short Term Outcomes Achieved by Choosing Active Surveillance 2. New U.K. Study Highlights Benefits and Risks of Using High- Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) 3. Serious Heart Problems, Prostate Cancer, and Hormone Therapy 4. Laser Heated Nanotubes Kill Prostate Cancer Tumors in Mice 5. Selenium Supplementation May Worsen Prostate Cancer for Some But Benefit Others 6. Curcumin and Resveratrol in Combination Reduces Prostate Cancer Incidence in Laboratory Mice July 2009 1. Cancer of the Prostate Risk Assessment Score (CAPRA): A Highly Accurate Prognostic Indicator 2. Zyflamend Reduces PSA Levels in Phase I Trial 3. Green Tea Supplements Slow Prostate Cancer Development 4. Brachytherapy and Long Term Survival June 2009 1. Resveratrol May Help to Slow Prostate Cancer Progression 2. Prostate Cancer, Red Meat, and Processed Meat 3. New Study on Long-Term Survival Rates for Prostate Cancer Patients Undergoing Surgery Before Age 50 4. Gleason Score of 4+3 Carries a Higher Risk Than a 3+4 Score 5. Spouses Worry More About a Prostate Cancer Recurrence Than Prostate Cancer Patients May 2009 1. Ten Frequently Asked Questions About PSA Testing 2. PCA3 Test May Assist in Early Detection of Aggressive Prostate Cancer 3. ADT Increases Risk for Heart Disease and Bone Fractures April 2009 1. Lower Risk of Developing Advanced Prostate Cancer Linked to Omega 3 Intake 2. Using Cryroablation to "Freeze Away" Prostate Tumors 3. Is Testosterone Replacement Safe for Prostate Cancer Patients? 4. Using "Restaging" Biopsies to Monitor Low Risk Prostate Cancer 5. Coping With Erectile Dysfunction After Treatment 6. Five Day Radiation Treatments for Early Stage Prostate Cancer March 2009 1. Physicians Split Three Ways on Treatment for Early Stage Prostate Cancer 2. Dietary Strategies Slow Prostate Cancer Cell Proliferation 3. Prostate Cancer Death Risk Linked to Vitamin D 4. Biomarker Discovered That May Distinguish Between Aggressive and Benign Prostate Cancer 5. Suggestion to Discontinue Routine PSA Tests for Prostate Cancer After the Age of 75 February 2009 1. Lifestyle Strategies Halt Cancer Progression... Latest Science 2. Should Men with Prostate Cancer Take Aspirin to Lower PSA? 3. Eat More Fish 4. Measuring Calcium Levels in Blood Improves Risk Assessment for Aggressive Prostate Cancer 5. Hormone Therapies: What are the Real Risks and Benefits? (a) Hormone Therapies for Prostate Cancer – An Overview (b) Two Studies Show Decreased Survival Time (c) Hormone Therapies and Heart Disease (d) Hormone Therapies for Advanced Prostate Cancer +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Disclaimer This website presents INFORMATION based on the research and personal experiences of the author. It is NOT intended to replace or be a substitute for professional consultation with a physician or other health care provider. The author cannot be held responsible for any adverse effects, results or consequences resulting from the use or application of the information on any page of this site. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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