Almost Every Doctor in the World is Wrong About Testosterone -Roger Mason In my book The Natural Prostate Cure there are seventy-two (72) published clinical studies proving that testosterone is GOOD for your prostate, that youthful testosterone levels help prevent and cure prostatitis, BPH and outright prostate cancer. There are dozens more published studies here in my files. Please also read my Testosterone Is Your Friend. Youthful testosterone levels are necessary for a health prostate. Testosterone
helps prevent and cure prostate cancer.
There is an important Chinese medical journal "Hubei Yike Daxue Xuebao" (written in Chinese of course, v. 19, 1998). At the Hubei Medical University in the Wuhan Province, doctors studied real men with BPH and prostate cancer. They accepted 96 men including 40 healthy subjects with no prostate disease. The doctors measured their levels of testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, LH, and FSH.
What do you think they discovered? The men with BPH and prostate cancer had LOWER testosterone levels than the healthy men. They also had higher estrogen to testosterone ratios, otherwise known as "estrogen dominance". The lower the testosterone levels, and the higher the estrogen levels, the more prostate disease they had. The doctors clearly concluded that this lack of testosterone was largely responsible for the pathogenesis of prostate disease.
As men age, their testosterone levels fall and their estrogen levels (especially estradiol and estrone) rise. Men over the age of 50 generally have higher estrogen levels than their postmenopausal wives! This is a frightening situation where men lose their masculine hormones and gain feminine hormones. This estrogen dominance is a major cause of not only prostate disease, but gynecosmastia (male breast growth), bone disease, heart and artery conditions, and many other pathological illnesses. Prostate cancer is THE leading male cancer in America and all the Western nations, and gets worse every year. BPH is an absolute epidemic in all the developed European nations as well.
If a man wants to prevent being part of the epidemic of prostate disease he should test his testosterone level and raise it to a youthful level if it is low. This would apply to at least 90% of men over the age of 50. If a man has prostatitis, BPH, or prostate cancer he should test his testosterone (and DHEA) level. If it is low he should RAISE it to a youthful level. What does "youthful" mean? The level he enjoyed at about the age of 30.
A ZRT saliva level should be about 100.
What do medical doctors do for men with prostate cancer? Why, they destroy every last shred of testosterone in their body by "androgen ablation". This is the Gold Standard therapy along with radiation, chemotherapy, and surgery. This is insanity folks, and almost every doctor on earth is insane. These ghouls still actually cut men's testicles off, but now they are more devious and chemically castrate the men so their testicles don't work anymore. Of course these poor men grow breasts, their bones get brittle, they have more heart and artery disease, they get fat and bald, AND THEY DIE ANYWAY!
There are now about 100 (one hundred) published studies from around the world proving beyond any doubt that men with prostate disease should get testosterone SUPPLEMENTS instead of having their testosterone destroyed.
Nearly all of my non-patients with prostate cancer test low in free testosterone levels. Most of them have the courage to RAISE their testosterone levels. They cure their cancer usually within a year by eating a low fat, whole grain based diet, and taking at least a dozen of the twenty recommended supplements. They also take at least a few of the natural hormones they need such as melatonin, DHEA (if they test low) and progesterone. You can get a blood test from your doctor, or use an inexpensive saliva hormone kit to find out what your hormone levels are.
Testosterone is your friend, has always been your friend, and will always be your friend.
Both men and women should read my book Testosterone Is Your Friend. Click here to return to the article library.
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