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1. Get your baseline PSA test at age 45-50. PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) is a protein made by your prostate that leaks into your bloodstream. The PSA test measures these levels - helping detect cancer years before symptoms appear. Normal levels? Below 1.0 for men under 50. Track it...

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Based on available information, Biden’s cancer is likely to have formed sometime after 2019 and may have been missed because of a false negative from medication he was taking — he probably didn’t have bone metastases until 2024 or early 2025. Here’s why ⬇️ In 2019 Biden’s physician said Biden is being treated for BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia). He probably had a raised PSA at the time. Did they do an MRI of the prostate to check for lesions? I would guess yes, and they would have seen any lesions/nodules at this time. This was the only time he mentioned Biden’s prostate, he specifically said no prostate cancer and he didn’t mention which medication the BPH was being treated with. Feb 2023, it was mentioned Biden has “normal wear and tear of the spine” and while he didn’t specify which imaging modality was used, he mentioned “no nerve root compression” indicating a spinal MRI. If there were spinal bone metastases at this time, they would have likely seen them. Feb 2024, it stated “unchanged spinal arthritis without compression of nerve root.” They also mention hip arthritis. Maybe another MRI, spine and hip? If so, any bone lesions? July 2024, Biden gets Covid. Does he get a CT Chest? Do they see any bone lesions indicating metastatic disease? A few days later he dropped out of the presidential race. Is this why? Biden’s spokesperson says his last PSA test was 2014, which I find hard to believe if they were still treating him for BPH in 2019. They specifically said he didn’t have prostate cancer in 2019, how would they know if they didn’t check PSA or do imaging? How were they monitoring it? Symptoms only? Was Biden actually getting PSA tests to monitor his BPH and screen for prostate cancer? He was getting skin checks and colonoscopies so he was still being screened for common cancers despite his age. Was he taking Finasteride for the BPH (Trump has also taken this medication in the past) which may lead to a false negative PSA, ultimately masking the cancer causing it to be missed? When the cancer began no one can definitively say but my guess is, if Biden was being treated for BPH, it may have caused a false negative in his PSA screening if he was getting screened and it was missed if he wasn’t getting regular physical exams. Let’s be honest men, rectal exams to feel the prostate aren’t fun so many opt out. Ultimately, the former president has an aggressive, late stage cancer and is probably suffering from bone pain. While I wish he would be more transparent about his mental and physical fitness, I hope he finds relief from his pain and wish him well.

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In the UK right now, there’s a bid to mandate the ENTIRE population have synthetic folate introduced into their nations food supply. They even want it in wholemeal flour. But this scientist found a 2.6 x increased risk of prostate cancer from increased folic acid. Jeremy Clarkson is campaigning for more screening. That screening might end up doing MORE harm than good. Because the men get tested end up going down the road of standard of care treatments, causing life altering surgery, who would have only died WITH signs of prostate cancer... not FROM it. The quality of life from standard of care is devastating: Dr Clare Craig - “It takes men, who would have died WTIH prostate cancer... without knowing they had prostate cancer... without any horrible interventions and surgery... and puts them through all that... and fails to impact on overall mortality...” “When you have your prostate out, 4 in 5 men will end up impotent.... and 1 in 5 will end up incontinent” Those 2 campaigns working in parallel, become a sort of Double Whammy. A campaign mandating the entire population receive a synthetic product potentially increasing the rate of prostate cancer. The other campaign increasing the people found through screening, leading to life altering standard of care treatments. It reminds me of that study in Sweden, showing more Sun exposure led to women living longer... but they push universal sunscreen use. And those women who lived longer didn’t die from Melanoma even though it was found more. Dr. Claire Craig - “If you are exposed to folic acid... your risk of prostate cancer is more than DOUBLED... If you care about prostate cancer, you need to campaign to get this stuff out of our flour” Jeremy Clarkson (Jeremy Clarkson) needs to watch this.

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