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My full story is under the ebrt section. I am 55, diagnosed in 2007 with PSA 34 Gleason 7. I have had a very low libido for 10 plus years. I asked my Doctor if possibly the cancer was feeding off my testosterone with such a hunger to cause the low libido. He remarked "Interesting concept.", then the usual reply " there is nothing in the literature to suggest that". Anyone with similar history or data, I would love to hear from you. Rick
