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Prostate
Questions?
Problems?
A Call for Applicants
If you have experienced any of the following:
• Uncertainty about your prostate antigen (PSA) levels
• Unnecessary blood tests for prostate antigen (PSA)
• Unnecessary or negative biopsies
• Increases in your PSA, especially if you have cancer --
You belong in one of the most important prostate studies ever announced.
According to prostate specialist Dr. Stephen Strum --
Taking steps to keep PSA levels low may reduce one’s risk of developing this illness
(prostate cancer) or having it progress to a clinically symptomatic condition.
It would be irresponsibile to disregard the significance -- and promise! -- of Dr. Strum’s professional observation.
If you can reduce your risks of cancer by taking action to keep your PSA level low, the question becomes: what action?
Seeking an answer to that specific question, your Society announces a study to find if 6 dietary supplements highly researched individually
-- but not in combination
-- will maintain, or reduce, levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA) in men with, and without, prostate cancer. Specifically:
- Can the 6 supplements
named herein, taken in combination, keep prostate specific
antigen (PSA) from rising?
- Can the supplements
reduce levels of PSA, especially in cancerous men?
No participant will know which supplement formula he is taking.
| Supplement name | Men in First
Group Take | Men in Second
Group Take |
|
| Lycopene | 6mg | 12mg |
| OPC’s | 100mg | 200mg |
| Beta sitosterol | 60mg | 120mg |
| Multiple tocopherols | 200IU | 200IU |
| Zinc | 12.5mg | 12.5mg |
| Selenium | 200mcg | 200mcg |
The Society will provide all participants a 6 months supply of these supplements
free of all costs.
The study will begin as soon as the required number of men has been obtained.
It will continue for 6 months. If you participate, as soon as you finish your supply of the supplements, you are to obtain your current PSA and send it to the Society with any known changes in your health, prostate or otherwise. Physician comments invited.The Society will tabulate and evaluate the study results.
These will be provided to national media and published in our newsletter.
To take part in this important free study, complete this application
by clicking here
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