by Tom M
(Downey, CA)
I was diagnosed with prostate cancer almost 2 years ago. I had my prostate gland removed.
One and a half years later my psa count started to go up. My doctor said I still have the cancer cells in my body and they will be monitoring me every 3 months for the remainder of my life.
I heard about the ozonated water and once I was given the news I started to drink approximately four 8-ounce glasses of water daily.
After 3 months I revisited the doctor and my psa went down and now he says I do not have cancer.
He says my psa has only one way to go if I have cancer and that is up, not down. My psa was .3 and now .2 and that .2 or less is considered as 0.
I plan to continue to drink the ozonated water and in 3 months I will see how it is going.
Tom M
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