You all know I love talking about health topics. The topic I’ve been researching the most has been ways to help my Dave beat prostate cancer. It came back for the 3rd time and he had a bone met in his hip. It was radiated and has resolved but we know it’s stage IV and can worsen anytime. The only thing traditional medicine could offer was Lupron and he was on that once and felt terrible. It caused a small stroke too so that’s not an option.
So he’s been on alternative things like Ivermectin, mebendazole, etc. His PSA got as high as 1 and then we got it stabilized at around .8. I thought maybe that would be as good as we could do, but my friend Dr. Jack Kruse (https://forum.jackkruse.com/) recommended he start drinking deuterium depleted water. It seemed too simple that changing water could help, but Dr. Kruse is brilliant. He was the first person talking about cold plunge way back in 2005. I found lots of trials about how it helps with cancer. Deuterium is a naturally occurring isotope of hydrogen found in food and water sources. Unlike regular hydrogen, deuterium contains an additional neutron, making it heavier. Researchers believe excessive deuterium interferes with mitochondrial activity. Remove the deuterium and the mitochondria respond.
I started buying HydroHealth, made here in the U.S. It’s actually a Phoenix company (it ships out of Tucson.) https://extralightwater.com/
Dave was on the water about a week when we had his PSA pulled again (it was the only change we’d made in months.) His PSA dropped 26%! I asked Jack if it could have that dramatic of an effect so quickly and he said oh yes, it changes things very quickly. Dave is on the DDD (Deuterium Depleted Water) that’s 50 ppm but it goes down to 10. Be warned, it’s very expensive. But we’d spent much more than the $600 per month for the water on trying other things like high dose vitamin C and the various compounded drugs like Ivermectin and Mebendazole.
So we’re impressed and excited at the early results! I’m drinking a bottle or two a day myself for general health.
More soon!