Antioxidants
The Prostrate Specific Antigen (PSA) score is the standard
biomarker post medical treatments for prostrate cancer. My PSA dropped down to
0.02 from a high of 27 after my radiotherapy and hormonal treatment. The score
had leveled out at 0.02 for the whole year 2011. My Oncologist and I are
pleased and comfortable with the score which is monitored every three months.
It would not go lower nor do we expect it to go any lower. I was technically
cancer free after two years.
I still had residuals of radiation in my body. It has taken
a toll on my muscle intensity and I had hot flashes for side effect. It was all
right as I was able to manage the damage. But then radiation would still remain
in my body for some time to come and it would continuously cause free radicals.
And this may cause my prostrate cancer to relapse.
The best way to combat free radicals is to have a strong
immune system and to consume plenty of antioxidants. I need a cell protection
package to block further damages to my cells by the free radicals and also to
build up my first line body defence with potent antioxidants. The fight is now
using my own body combat power.
I put my strategy in place by consuming Chinese
mushroom called Linzhi and green tea for cell protection and drink a potent fruit
blend for antioxidants. I took double dosages daily for six
weeks prior to my last PSA check up on 17 January 2012.
My Oncologist and I were delighted by the PSA result. It scored
0.01. It had remained at 0.02 for the whole of last year. What a
pleasant surprise for my Oncologist who expected no changes to the score of
0.02, but I was more than 100% confident of my cell protection package and
fruit blend. I banked on product confidence and testimonies to these products.
I am happy and I know my score will go down further for my next test in May
2012, with my happy cells well protected and adequate antioxidants being
steadily built up.
Please feel free to call me to discuss my strategy and build
ups of my body defence.
Happy Chinese New Year and take care.
Allen Lai
