Watch What Your Doctor Tells You !

[philw]

glad you are all ok Bill

It was kind of funny when Melanie and I were leaving, she said out in the parking lot, "I didn't want to ask while we were in there, but how did it go?" I told her, "Babe, if you ever want a divorce all you have to do is walk into the bedroom wearing a strap-on and I'm Gone!" She laughed all the way home.   Bill T.

bhwaaa  that is soooo funny

could of been worse,   while they were "checking" it all out  the Dr  could of grabbed you with his hands on both of your shoulders


lol did you say  what happened to dinner and flowers before it all started

[runstowin]

This article arrived in my email just yesterday( 4/4).


(NaturalNews) Don't let anyone from the cancer industry lie to you about PSA screening: The test is completely bogus and offers zero improvement in your lifespan. That's the conclusion from a 20-year study that followed over 9,000 men. After 20 years of follow-up, guess what the results were? No significant difference in the rate of death between those screened for prostate cancer versus those who weren't.

In other words, prostate cancer screening is really a bogus test used to exploit men's fear and recruit them into unnecessary and potentially harmful cancer treatments. That's why the cancer industry uses the PSA test, of course: It's a powerful recruiting tool! It scares men into agreeing to expensive, high-profit treatments which are then billed to their insurance companies, Medicaid or Medicare. (Gee, no wonder our health care system is bankrupting the nation...)

This study, by the way, was published in the British Medical Journal (http://www.bmj.com/content/342/bmj....). I don't personally trust the BMJ on most issues, since it seems to so strongly favor vaccines and pharmaceuticals in its selective publication of research. But that's what makes this so remarkable: Even the BMJ is effectively admitting that PSA tests don't work!

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/031950_prostate_cancer_screening.html#ixzz1IheiQS6D

[billt]

The thing is Prostate cancer is the slowest spreading of all cancer. Men can have it for 20 years and die of something totally unrelated. My doctor told me if I had it and I was 70 years old, he wouldn't do a thing because chances are something else will kill me first. He also told me if they performed a biopsy on the Prostate of every man in this country who died 90 years of age or older, 99% would have Prostate cancer.  Bill T.

[Timothy]

My Father in law, at the age of about 70, was talked into the seed implants for his prostate.  The injected him with radioactive seeds to try and kill the cancer.  It caused so many problems. pain, urinary problems, stones, dysfunction, etc...that he knew he'd made a mistake.  I tried at the time to tell him that he'd probably die of some other illness before he ever died from prostate cancer but he'd made his decision and paid dearly for it.  It made the last ten years of his life miserable and he died at the age of 80 of bone cancer anyway with three of his four daughters at his side.

I'm going to be 54.  I've had my prostate checked at least every other year for nearly 15 years.  At this point in my life, with my other maladies, I just don't give a shit anymore.  I've been convinced for some time that physicians don't have my best interest in mind and their own self interests are all that drive them.

My prostate is the least of my worries but I'm glad Bill, that yours is healthy...

[billt]

I'm 58 and hopefully we still have a ways to go. Prostate cancer at our age could kill us, so it is best to keep an eye on it. With that said I sure as hell am not getting another biopsy for a while! If mine ever did go cancerous no way I would "treat" it. That sucker is coming out of there!  Bill T.

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[Big Frank]

I read that many men die WITH prostate cancer, but not FROM it.

[Timothy]

Personally, I think that urologists and proctologists put us through ringer because their pissed they couldn't get a better gig out of medical school!  Probably last in their class so they have to mess with piss, poop and limp dicks......

jeez, every time I see my urologist for my kidney stones, I get a thumb up my butt.  Last I checked, the kidneys ain't connected to the colon...

 

[Big Frank]

The doctor stuck his thumb up my butt too. I don't know what that has to do with an eye exam. 

[Timothy]

 

[TAB]

My doctor tells me to do a bunch of fun things