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The niche bestseller "Surviving Prostate Cancer Without Surgery" begins with the shooting of a urologist and includes a World War II Battle. The book exposes the big lie about radical prostate surgery, is filled with cartoons and simple diagrams, and is written for the average layperson in easy-to-understand style.The author, Bradley Hennenfent, M.D., has known many men who suffered from prostate cancer and his book includes many uplifting stories about less harmful treatments than surgery. Dr. Hennenfent also explains the problem of lies, damn lies, and prostate cancer statistics. The adverse effects of surgery: impotence, sexual dysfunction, incontinence, and urethral strictures are explained in realistic fashion.Urologist W. Reid Pitts, Jr., M.D., FACS, wrote an outstanding letter-to-the-editor of the "Journal of Urology" lambasting the radical prostatectomy. When interviewed for "Surviving Prostate Cancer Without Surgery," Dr. Pitts said: "Although I did the first ever nerve sparing radical prostatectomy at New York-Cornell Hospital, I've abandoned the radical prostatectomy for my prostate cancer patients. There is always a better treatment option.""Two randomized, controlled studies suggest that about 90% of all prostate cancer surgery done to date has failed to extend the life of the patient," says Dr. Bradley Hennenfent M.D., the book's author, who adds, "This will be news to most men.""Surgery should not be advertised as a cure-all for prostate cancer," says Dr. Hennenfent, "although surgery does increase the lifespan of about 10% of highly selected patients, and improvements in surgery are constantly being developed.""My book details the harm done by surgery, while explaining the pros and cons of watchful waiting, active surveillance, noninvasive therapy, radiation seed implants, three-dimensional radiation therapy, herbal medications, cryosurgery, and hormone blockade."

Read The Pledge of Allegiance to Freedom out loud to children. Imbue them with the principles of freedom before they can be indoctrinated. Then, let children learn to read and memorize The Pledge of Allegiance to freedom as one of their first activities to learn freedom. The book is illustrated with black and white line art, which also serves as a coloring book. The book has large, crayon-sized, font.To have big FREEDOM, you need all the little freedoms. Set the moral foundation for freedom as early in life as possible for children.Memorizing and reciting The Pledge of Allegiance to Freedom as a daily devotion is suitable for children and adults, because not only should the people of the world Pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the USA that represents freedom, but We the People should pledge allegiance to freedom directly. Worldwide, under any flag, freedom is the ultimate goal.The Pledge of Allegiance to Freedom lends itself to a mnemonic series of gestures to memorize the words: Hands to heaven for free will from God.Point to the brain for free thought.Throw kisses from the mouth for free speech.Type in the air to indicate freedom of the press.Activities: 1) Read aloud 2) learn to read 3) invent a mnemonic series of gestures for each freedom 4) color with crayons and 5) memorize The Pledge of Allegiance to Freedom.Beautiful words lead to freedom. Be thankful for all the good things freedom brings the world. Pre-school, kindergarten, early reading, and homeschooling should teach the joy of freedom. Freedom brings peace and the ability to pursue happiness.Do The Pledge of Allegiance to Freedom every day, on the 4th of July, and for the Independence Day of every country.Learn The Pledge of Allegiance to Freedom now, so you can teach the nuances of freedom as children get older. Raise children to understand that free markets and free speech go together to give us price transparency and product transparency. Free enterprise keeps raising the quality of life. Free trade began as trade between the states; however, free trade between countries must be "free and fair trade" for national security. Free trade works best when all governments promote freedom equally.Search for "BradMD" in quotes under books on Amazon to find all of Brad's books, including health books.BradMD (Brad Hennenfent, M.D.), a physician and economist (retired), believes in healthcare freedom, and free enterprise, so that good people can do great things. Dr. Hennenfent went to college at Northwestern University, medical school at the University of Illinois, and did his residency in Emergency Medicine at the University of Illinois Affiliated Hospitals Emergency Medicine Residency Program.Brad created the Alligator Etymologist to teach kids big words, and also invented the Giant Abacus with removeable beads as a way to display words, recipes, and other educational information.Brad grew up in a basketball family and advocates for 4-on-4 full court basketball, because mathematically, 4-on-4 full court is superior to 5-on-5 for fast breaks, dunks, alley oops, and the run and gun style of basketball most fans love.Dr. Hennenfent invented "Treatment Scores," which combine the math of medical statistics, and the math of economics, to make medical treatments understandable for patients.Again, search for "BradMD" in quotes under books on Amazon to find all of Brad's books, including health books.Categories: Children's books/read aloud/learn to read/activities/coloring book/family values/freedom.Ages: Ages 3 to 5/ Ages 6 to 8/ Ages 9 to 12 / pre-writing / pre-reading / early reading. Ages 3-5, ages 6-8, ages 9-12, ages 3-10, ages 3-12.Grades: preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, early reading, preschool - 4th grade.