Cancer is a deadly disease, the occurrence of which is greatly influenced by lifestyle choices.

American medicine is 99% focused on curing disease and eradicating cancer.  Virtually no resources are allocated to prevention and there are few proponents for curing cancers through lifestyle changes that are designed to make your body inhospitable to the various forms of the disease.

Donald Mehlig was diagnosed with prostate cancer in late 2001 (see "My Story").  Today, his oncologist and urologist coaches both agree his cancer is dormant and dying.

The purposes of this web site are:

1)                 To help newly diagnosed patients obtain information on treatment choices necessary to make an informed decision.

2)                 To show post-treatment prostate cancer survivors what to do to reduce the chance of the cancer’s reoccurrence.

3)                 To inform the male population on how to significantly reduce the increasingly high probability of prostate cancer occurring by age 70.

4)                 To make available in one place the sources of information that it took Mehlig over two years to compile.

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