Prostate Cancer: Every Mans Inevitable Fate? @drstephenpetteruti
Prostate Cancer: Every Mans Inevitable Fate?  @drstephenpetteruti
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
By age 80, the majority of men carry prostate cancer cells in their bodies and most of them die from something else entirely.

That's not speculation. That's what cadaveric studies show.

I make the case that prostate cancer cells are the biological consequence of a long life. No other organ behaves this way. The real question was never whether your body will produce these cells. It's what makes them wake up.
Understanding that distinction changes everything about how you should be thinking about your prostate health.

Listen to this episode of Say NO to Prostate Cancer Biopsies, Surgery, and Radiation before you let anyone make a decision for you.

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Prostate Cancer: Every Man's Inevitable Fate?

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