Case Study: Prostate Cancer Gleason 9 — PSA Dropped from 1,700 to 0.45 with CDS Protocol (No Chemotherapy)

Background

The patient's husband underwent prostate surgery in March after being unable to urinate. He had endured a urinary catheter for one month before the operation. When the catheter was first inserted to drain urine, it expelled 2 liters — far exceeding the normal bladder capacity of 600ml maximum.

The biopsy results were severe:

**Adenocarcinoma of the prostate, Gleason score 4+5/9 (Grade Group 5 — highest grade)**
Bilateral involvement
Capsular invasion with extension to seminal vesicles
Lymphatic permeation (indicating lymph node involvement)
**Post-operative PSA (prostate-specific antigen): 1,700** (extremely elevated; normal is typically below 4)

After surgery, the patient was given a treatment protocol by doctors at the foundation and began it 7 days after the operation.

Subsequent imaging (bone scan and CT scan) indicated metastasis in the spine and hip.

Protocol Applied

The patient's wife administered CDS protocols to her husband starting 7 days after surgery. The treatment required discipline and consistency.

Results — PSA Levels

The latest results showed a dramatic transformation:

**PSA dropped from 1,700 to 0.45**

This is a reduction of over 99.9% in PSA levels.

When the patient told his oncologist that he had not yet started chemotherapy, the doctor was surprised and asked if he was taking any supplements. The oncologist attributed the improvement to the chemotherapy, but the patient had not received any.

Current Status

The wife expresses hope that the bone metastases (spine and hip) will also resolve. While acknowledging that the treatment protocol is a process that takes time, she finds encouragement in the dramatic PSA results.

Her message to others: "It is about being disciplined and CONSISTENT."

Source

Personal testimonial via Telegram. Published with permission.