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You do not give any dtails of your diagnosis - especially the number of positive needles and the Gleason Grades. Thise are important basic numbers that you need to start building a planned approach to how best to deal with your diagnosis.
The so-called Budwig Diet as referred to in many alternative diet URLs is a long way from the somewhat complaex diet used by Dr Budwig. There is some dount that even the full Budwig Diet was not demonstrably helpful in fighting prostate cancer: the shortened version almost certainly does net, especially as some of the ingredients used are not the same as the original diet.
You might like to read the experiences of ne who chose this option as part of their treatmet - to see these go to RESOURCES and enter Budwig diet into the site search engine. You might like to read this story particulalrly - Steve Taylor as Steve is very much into alternative therapies.
