Prostate cancer. More good news!
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As you may recall, my husband, Carlo, was diagnosed with stage IV prostate cancer on 23/5/23 and began the full Budwig Protocol immediately.?
He was given the first of 3 monthly hormone therapy injections on 30/5/23.
His first PSA reading was 1919, extremely high!??We¡¯d been told that a PSA reading of over 1000 indicates metastasis.
A bone scan later proved no bone involvement ( a surprise to the medics. Carlo had been on BP for a couple of weeks by then). An MRI scan showed that the cancer had already metastasised to the lymph nodes, quite extensively.
A second PSA test on 31/5/23 showed a dramatic drop of over 1100 points after just 1 week of BP, we were thrilled. His reading was 787!?
Carlo has been feeling great on the protocol with some significant changes in urinary symptoms and also in blood flow when having blood tests. Previously his blood appeared thick and flowed slowly and his vein was extremely difficult to find. In a recent test, the same nurse found his vein very easily and his blood flowed really well, I¡¯m sure due to the blood thinning effects of the protocol.?
Regarding these positive changes, Carlo requested another PSA test to satisfy our curiosity. The doctor was a little reluctant to offer another test as he said patients can become a little obsessed with numbers. However, he agreed to it. They don¡¯t expect much of a change in the PSA reading when the score is so high to begin with, even with the hormone treatment.
Now this is the utterly amazing part. The doctor called Carlo early the following morning with the result¡¡¡4.2 !!!??We were told that under 4 is considered a normal reading.??So this is after just 5 weeks on BP! The doctor doesn¡¯t YET know about the protocol and is therefore claiming the result is due to the hormone injection. We will tell the medical team soon as it feels so unjust that so many people are told to ¡°go home and eat whatever you like¡± and consequently fuel the cancer. How many outcomes could be so different with better nutrition, at the very least!
We know that it can take around 3 months to heal from cancer on BP, therefore we were shocked and thrilled with this result so quickly. Needless to say we will continue doing what we are doing!
Best wishes to all
Julie, UK
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