@Larry Haywood thanks! Brilliant explanation

Hi @David Oates , I'm so glad and hopeful to have found this community. My name is Fitch, not my real name. I'm choosing to remain anonymous due to my diagnosis as a cancer suspect. I'm avoiding social judgment or stigma from colleagues, friends, and family. I hope you understand, and being anonymous is ok in this community. This is my story in a nutshell: I am a 63-year-old male with longstanding BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia). My PSA kept increasing. The urologist performed a DRE (Digital Rectal Exam), found no suspicious indications, and referred me for an MRI. The result: Suspect nodule, corresponding to PIRADS 4. The urologist said I was a cancer suspect, suggested I do a prostate biopsy. After doing some research, the possible side effects of a prostate biopsy include bleeding in the urine or semen and difficulty urinating. The worst side effect is the risk of spreading the cancer. I appreciate that some people benefit from the prostate biopsy, but it's not for me. I have chosen to explore metabolic therapy instead, among others, a meat-based diet, exercise, red light, Vit D, and a few supplements, Ivermectin, Mebendazole, and started Chlorine Dioxide Solution a few months ago. I think CDS is my best chance. I want to make sure I'm using the CDS right to make it effective. Looking forward to connecting with you.

@Paul Herrman Similarly, I'm hesitant to inject the MRI contrast agent into my body. I shared my concerns with my urologist, and he understood, then referred me to the MRI without contrast. He said the results were not as good but still valid.