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[00:01:08] Sure. I was diagnosed with stage two prostate cancer in 2002, September of 02. My urologist said I asked him, do I have to do something? Immediately said, no, just let's just stay in touch. So about nine months later, in June of 2003, I went in for urology appointment and he said, you know, you really have to do something. Now, put it in context. Both of my grandfathers and my father died of prostate cancer. My mother, in fact, died of breast cancer, which I understand pathologically is similar to prostate cancer. However, needless to say, I did not have a lot of confidence in. A for prostate cancer diagnosis, so I remembered that I had met a woman in 2000 who before I met her, had had a diagnosis of Stage four breast cancer. And so, of course, I when I met her, I said, well, do you have breast cancer now? She said, no, I don't. What did you do? She said, Well, I found out about a liquid food supplement, an alpha lipoic complex with Paladium in it called poly MVA minerals, vitamins, amino acids.
[00:11:58] Uninsurable because as a cancer patient who still has an active diagnosis, you know, you have to be, quote, cancer free after about five years, I think before they will, the insurance companies will say, OK, you no longer have cancer and now you're insurable. So I go back. My wife passes away in May of 19. I go back in September of 19. I get the results back later that week because the nurse was not there when I was there. And she says, well, the color Doppler or sonogram says there's nothing there. However, the MRI came back and says that there are some lesions on your prostate. OK, she says, you know, would you want to have any biopsies and, you know, true to my self? I said, you know, I think I'm going to forego those for the time being and go back on my full protocols. So I began my protocols. And instead of a maintenance dose of poly MBA, I went back on a full protocol.
[00:17:57] So and now we're looking at two thousand twenty. So we're actually talking about 17 years without any other kind of treatment, no radiation or surgery, no chemo and eight implants, no ablation therapy.
[00:19:27] But having said that, routinely, when I go twice a year to see my urologist, he just shakes his head and is just delighted for me and says, you know, you do have some BPH and and I'm reading about some things to do about that, such with some iodine perhaps, and that kind of thing. [00:19:48][21.3]