Category: Educational Resources

Thank you to one commenter for introducing me to this totally awesome interview of Dr. Alex Marson, conducted by Dr. Andrew Huberman. It’s a two and a half hour video interview where they discuss a wide range of aspects associated with the genetic engineering revolution occurring today in all subfields of biology. They speak of…

CAR T-cell reprogramming and mRNA vaccines are both immunotherapies for prostate cancer (PCa), but they differ fundamentally in their mechanism of action, manufacturing, and approach to immune activation. CAR T-cell therapy is a “living drug” approach involving complex ex vivo engineering of a patient’s own immune cells to directly attack tumor cells, whereas mRNA vaccines are an “educational” approach that teaches the…

CAR T-cell reprogramming is a critical strategy for treating prostate cancer because it addresses the major biological barriers that have historically made this “immunologically cold” tumor resistant to standard CAR T therapies. While CAR T-cell therapy has excelled in blood cancers (yet another recent publication, the full version here), its success in prostate cancer depends…

At this time, genetic approaches to fight PCa breaks down to two techniques, the DNA approach, and the mRNA approach. The DNA approach uses CRISPR technology Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (CRIPSR) technology leads the way in the DNA approach to fighting PCa. Cancer results from unfavorable DNA alterations that creates cancer cells from…

I have known for a while that the same mRNA techniques used to create COVID 2 vaccines have moved on to create cancer therapies. Some are very successful, very expensive, but restricted to cancers outside the realm of PCa. And I have been wondering for a while what was happening in the world of mRNA…

“What do we mean by that?” , “Yeah, what do we mean by that?” Exact quotes or not, Soupy Sales and Fang come to mind. Is it OK for an Active Surveillance (AS) Guy comment in non-AS forums? A fair number of folks have questioned whether an AS guy should be posting in advanced prostate…

Because I have been asked repeatedly , “How do you do this,physically?”, I have created now three videos. I have added the Counter Routine after 2 years, since it has been updated substantially. I also have a new pill routine, but I need to get to that also. See WHY I decided to undertake this…

I took my PSA readings and the dates of those readings, and put that into a Google Sheet.  The PSA Scores are in Column D, and associated dates of each score are found in Column D.   This data comes from the Quest interface: Looking below to the grid of data in spreadsheet form, Column C…

Now that I have been experimenting on myself in order to suppress my prostate cancer for the last 7 months and achieved an almost 50% reduction in my PSA where no reduction has occurred for me in the past, I struggle with a way to get my story out in a proper way. Pursuant to…

  It’s not from concentrate, 100% pomegranate juice, in glass bottles, with nothing added.  Ok, it’s a bit sour.  But keep in mind that Pomegranates are the ‘Super Fruit” and have been for over 2,000 years.  The closer the form of the juice is to freshly picked, the better. Here are my Tips Tip #1…

( This is Why I Am Doing It !) Oxford University in England, is the oldest and arguably the most well-respected University on Earth. This 30 year Oxford University Study reports out in 2023 after 15 years. It examines 1,500 men with localized prostate cancer who take 3 distinct paths. 1) Prostate removal, 2) Radiation…

  My choice for distiller was this MegaHome one. It’s been working flawlessly for 7 months, and when I clean it, it comes back brand new. There are 3 tips I offer to extend the number of gallons that can be made between cleanings. Without these tips, I would have to clean it every 3 or…

You can find Research Papers from University Professors and PhDs by searching in Google Scholar.  Get to Google Scholar by typing ‘Scholar’ into the Google Search Bar, and selecting “Google Scholar”. Remember from elsewhere on this site, or see for the first time, the results from a Google Scholar search about PSA doubling: The fourth…

It is important to be consistent with how I prepare for my PSA tests so they are accurate and also because I want changes in my score to not be the result of something I did differently just before the test.  Here is my checklist.