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    This Prostate Cancer Treatment may be used in concert with other therapies.
    So far, John Lee M.D. has had about 10 out of 10 men in remission from
    prostate cancer. I have had 1 out of 1 man in remission from prostate
    cancer. My patient had a PSA of 16 and a particularly aggressive form of
    prostate cancer. After 6 months of progesterone therapy, his PSA dropped to
    0.6. A follow up PSA several months later showed a PSA of 0.1. In addition
    to the progesterone I was giving him, he was also taking a subcutaneous
    hormone therapy from another physician. Dr. John Lee, has had one patient
    doing well on progesterone therapy for 10 years.

    Theory
    The prostate is embryologically the same as the uterus in the female. In
    other words, the uterus in the female corresponds to the male prostate.
    Therefore, everything that we know about the uterus in the female we can
    easily apply to the male prostate. What do we know about the female uterus?
    Endometrial cancer is caused by too much estrogen. This can be found in any
    2nd year medical school text. Medical doctors give a progestin with the
    estrogen to slough off the lining of the uterus to prevent endometrial
    cancer. If we look at the menstrual cycle of the women, the first part of
    the cycle is dominated by estrogen. The estrogen causes the inside lining of
    the uterus, the endometrium, to proliferate. The second half of the
    menstrual cycle is dominated by progesterone. Progesterone causes the
    endometrium to differentiate (tells the cells to mature instead of
    proliferate). Cells do not proliferate, they stop reproducing when
    progesterone is given to patients.

    We hypothesize that the cause of prostate cancer is estrogen stimulation,
    not testosterone.

    Young men have high levels of testosterone and old men low levels. If
    testosterone were the cause of prostate cancer, young men would be dying of
    prostate cancer. Obviously this is not true. Tufts University Medical School
    researcher, Shuk Mei Ho, has found that chronic low doses of estrogen can
    induce prostate cancer in rats[1].

    We will conduct this study and therapy on the hypothesis that Xenoestrogens
    or "foreign estrogens" cause prostate cancer.

    Anth

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