This is a "progress note" from a good friend who has been using antifungal measures for his recently-diagnosed prostate cancer. I think you'll be amazed:

”Hello Dr. Holland. You have asked in the past that I keep you informed of my progress. I saw my urologist today for my regular 3-month checkup. By way of review, I have been on the phase 1 diet and the prescriptives for 6.5 months and the naturals, Healthy Trinity, and shark fin powder for 3.5 months. When I was diagnosed with the Gleason 8 tumor in March my PSA was 70. In June it was 71, in July 47 and in September 50. At that time the blood was drawn 3 days after I started my first rotation of caprylic acid. After taking caprylic acid for 4 weeks and very aggressive doses of oil of oregano internally (4 drops in water tid) for 2 weeks my PSA decreased from 50 to the current level of 0.1!! My urologist was very impressed with that low number and said, "You must be doing something right". What is puzzling to me is that my abnormal digital exam today was unchanged, no better or worse, than it was in July. I don't understand why it is unchanged when my PSA has dropped so dramatically. He said that what he is feeling could be such things as connective tissue, stones, or a change in the architecture of the gland. He said that it doesn't necessarily mean that there is residual tumor present. Needless to say, I am very encouraged by the normal PSA but don't know what to expect in regard to the digital findings, whether that is going to be a permanent abnormality or if it will gradually normalize. Meanwhile, I am "staying the course" in regard to the anti-fungal program.
Sincerely, W.D.”

*As a side note, I've discussed with him the fact that many, previous fungal infections in our body can leave a residual area of scar tissue, as in the case of Histoplasma fungi causing the formation of a permanent, calcified nodule to form in our lung once we breathe the fungal spore into our lung. Thus, the physical exam of the prostate may never change, but the evidence of the active disease on a blood test (PSA) or biopsy will be gone. Also note the the PSA actually increased a couple of times- before it decreased- after starting a new antifungal. This may be typical of a type of Herxheimer, or "die-off" reaction.

The “prescriptives” he used were antifungal medications: Nizoral, Sporanox, Diflucan, Nystatin, etc. on a rotational basis. Nystatin can be taken simultaneously with the systemic drugs, as it is not absorbed and does not interact with any other medicine- it merely, but importantly, addresses the intestinal yeast.

Sincerley,

Dave Holland, MD