Those are fair enough points, as stated I got a little uppity becaue the way you initially phrased it because it made it seem like you were saying "boost test and get prostate cancer", which I would consider a slightly irresponsible perspective. I argue with you because I know your posting style better than that and well, arguing with smart people is how to get smarter if you can retain the knowledge they give.
Anywho, I see your point but I wouldn't be hesitant to boos test levels too much. Unless I saw some data that boosting test levels resulted directly to significant increased risk of prostate cancer. The way things stand that's not the case. Steroid using athletes are not succombing like flies to prostate cancer, and that could be either because the lack of casual relationship, or that responsible use facilitates satisfactory prostate protection. Not to mention that Novedex, the specific supplement named here, wouldn't be nearly as powerful as actual steroids would.
Also, a person who does their research might look into the data concerning lycopene, as well as the lack of presence of prostate cancer in cultures who use tomatos as a dietary staple. If the data is indicative of anything it's that follow up your cycles with a few tomatos, and your prostate should be fine against cancer.
P.S. - Check your PM box.
