I do Testosterone replacement therapy due to low T, and I get my PSA checked every 3 months. I also get my CRP, which is a measure of systemic inflammation, checked the same. My CRP is consistently .04 or less, which is basically no inflammation detected in my entire body. And my PSA baseline was 1.0, which is low. It has actually dropped to .8, AFTER pmma.
So, no prostate issues, and no inflammation. And I\'ll be 44 this year. Granted I stay in good shape, never smoked, and eat healthy. But if a person doesn\'t take care of themselves, eats garbage, gets pmma done, then gets cancer, is the pmma really to blame??