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You know the old saying about death and taxes - the two things in this life we can be sure of. But for American men age 50 and over, I must, unfortunately, add another certainty: prostate problems. This caveat about prostate problems is meant only to make you aware of the potential difficulties all men face. For most men, the problems will be minor-an increased need to urinate or an increased urge to urinate. For others, the problem may involve a decline in sexual performance. I'm not making light of this problem, but it certainly isn't cancer. Unfortunately, for some prostate cancer is a fatal disease. But in most cases the cancer is not as serious as it sounds. The majority of men with prostate cancer are older-in their late 70s or early 80s. Fortunately, the cancer is usually slow-growing, so that most men die of natural causes well before the prostate cancer becomes a medical problem. Dr. Douglass offers you safe, simple, and effective relief. Don't be frightened into surgery or drugs you may not need. First, get the facts about prostate problems... know all your options, so you can make the best decisions. This fully documented report explains the dangers of conventional treatments, and gives you alternatives that could save you more than just money! - William Campbell Douglass II, MD
