Supplement Trial

Thanks for sharing IDK. I am not great at interpreting clinical trail results, but the upshot of the trial seems to be a fairly strong indication that the supplements can (and on average do) reduce PSA. I am slightly surprised there has not been more press around this. I guess it was a fairly small sample size. I suppose the other point is that reducing PSA is not necessarily the same as reducing the cancer. Still, seems like a positive result. 

Hello all

I am on surveillance with Gleason 7 (3+4) so very interested in way to keep my PSA down. I have also been following the supplement trial which I see was presented at ASCO urology - I found this report online last week which I have found is easy to read. The study had over 200 men which seem big enough to me, although not an expert.

They also did MRI scans, which is reassuring, and they seemed to have ruled out a PSA effect. I have taken both supplements (yourphyto and yourgutplus) since I saw reports about the trial last October and my PSA has stablised although I also do a lot more - exercise a lot, have cut our sugar and now eat a lots of fermented foods.

On a separate point, I remain confused about fish oils though as another  trial in ASCO implied they helped yet two previous ones suggested they should be avoided