My dad has been battling Prostate cancer for years, chemo....he is 82. psa count over 300?????

does this count, with chemo mean he has little time left?

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Saturday, September 20, 2008

tina

Please check out the following http://www.naturalnews.com/019964.html

Start him eating capsaicin ASAP it will do more than the doctors can. My Grandad did and it is working, his PSA is going down from 347 to 258 without chemo.

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