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  1. Prostate Cancer Facts
    Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men. Luckily it’s a slow growing cancer. By the age of 50 most men have some non-life threatening, cancerous prostate cells– although they are asymptomatic and likely will never know it unless they are screened. The serious trouble begins when the naively, unsuspecting succumb to toxic, life threating, ‘Big Pharma’ interventions. Prostate cancer cases increase with age until 80% of all men by the age of 80 are likely to it; still only 3% of men actually die from it. On the other hand, early, aggressive, allopathic, prostate cancer treatment can and does cause permanent damage including impotence, heart attacks, incontinence, even death from a disease that is statistically unlikely to kill them. The Feb 13 93, edition of the British medical journal Lancet reported, ‘early screening often leads to unnecessary treatment:

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