The author's statements raise some alarm bells: "These conclusions, however, were relevant to these specific formulations, and although similar benefits with other phytochemical blends and probiotic are certainly possible, caution should be used when extrapolating these results to other nutraceuticals that have not undergone a clinical analysis." But I think the overall direction of the study is good and hopeful. If PSA rise can be slowed with phytochemical capsule + Lactobacillus probiotic blend then that's an easy win for anyone dealing with this condition.
You mentioned something really good in one of your recent notes about how oncology these days is actually much milder than how people perceive and that it should also support the holistic approaches patient desire. That really resonated with me.
I thought this was an interesting study, phase 2 controlled intervention (with some limitations of course).
https://www.cancertherapyadvisor.com/news/phytochemical-rich-food-probiotic-supplements-appear-to-slow-progression-in-low-risk-prostate-cancer/
The author's statements raise some alarm bells: "These conclusions, however, were relevant to these specific formulations, and although similar benefits with other phytochemical blends and probiotic are certainly possible, caution should be used when extrapolating these results to other nutraceuticals that have not undergone a clinical analysis." But I think the overall direction of the study is good and hopeful. If PSA rise can be slowed with phytochemical capsule + Lactobacillus probiotic blend then that's an easy win for anyone dealing with this condition.
You mentioned something really good in one of your recent notes about how oncology these days is actually much milder than how people perceive and that it should also support the holistic approaches patient desire. That really resonated with me.