Boron Supplementation Inhibits the Growth and Local Expression of IGF-1 in Human Prostate Adenocarcinoma (LNCaP) Tumors in Nude Mice (Reduced PSA & Tumor Size)

Medical Xpress / Toxicologic Pathology ^ | Feb. 2004 | Maria T Gallardo-Williams et al

[ConservativeMind]

SpaceJunkie2001, you never once said you took that amount. Also, you literally told others to take an admitted 110+ mg daily amount, which blows past medically safe levels I already researched and provided. Instead, suggest alternatives and let people come to such conclusions for themselves.

We don’t need to get sued for something construable as “medical advice.”

[spacejunkie2001]

“¼ teaspoon (940 mg ~ 1,000 mg) of borax in 1 liter of water for men and 1/8 teaspoon (470 mg ~ 500 mg) of borax in 1 liter of water for women each day.”

What part of the above don’t you get? You are bordering on delusional. You are a prideful person that CANNOT admit error and that is not a good place to be. God said humble yourself or He’ll do it for you.

[hecticskeptic]

PSA is used as a well-established marker of prostate cancer.
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That might be the case but if Dr. Stamey was alive, he’d disagree with PSA testing being used that way....

https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2004/stanford-researcher-declares-psa-era-is-over-in-predicting-prostate-cancer-risk.html

https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2015/09/thomas-stamey-expert-on-prostate-cancer-and-psa-test-dies-at-87.html

[Catholic and Conservative]

You might consider limiting the amount of sugar in your diet, if you aren’t doing that already.
https://www.pcf.org/c/prostate-cancers-sweet-tooth/

[Tunehead54]

Between gain of function research and nude mice, I’m beginning to wonder about medical researchers.

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Perfect. GMTA and all that except ...

TTIUWPONM!

;-)

[Tunehead54]

If you wouldn’t mind - please tell us how you pick up these posts for us - I believe I’m on the everything list - but do you roll through a list of medical publications?

I’m pretty much healthy despite a lifetime of abusing my body but I have friends and family with problems so I very much appreciate hearing the latest. Good job!

Anything on laser-printed livers or lungs would be great.

;-)

[ConservativeMind]

This and the other one on boron from yesterday were ones I came across while doing my own research, often from the PubMed site from the NIH. As you can tell, I directly linked to the study I'd read.

For others, I go through various sites, but I get most of my latest study information from Medical Xpress, but it also has a search option to scour through prior postings for a key word(s) you give it. The nice thing is that most study write ups have the PubMed link at the bottom and 90+% of the actual research studies the write ups were pulled from are now free to read.

Do note I only post studies that point to an immediate way to likely address something. There are many more that talk about something in the future or a current practice or issue that someone wanted to highlight, but wasn't “new.”

[ConservativeMind]

What sort of liver and lung issues have you noted?

[Tunehead54]

Anything on laser-printed livers or lungs would be great.

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Smoker/Drinker/A little humor.

Appreciate your comprehensive posts but keep your eye out for laser-printed lungs.

I'm probably pre-COPD but I'm not complaining - just so you know after 50+ years of smoking I'm surprised to be here at at all at 67. ;-)

Thanks.

Charlie

[Tunehead54]

Do note I only post studies that point to an immediate way to likely address something.

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Thanks. Yes, I noticed that early on.

Useful, current, possibly life-saving information? Good hobby choice.

Thanks for your hard work. ;-)