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Medical studies have shown that the antioxidants in tomatoes, along with broccoli can lower prostate cancer risk. Foods with animal fats can increase the risk. Current studies are still evaluating the value of antioxidant supplements, but food scientists are stating that they’re comfortable advocating that all men should eat far more vegetables than they currently do. A vegetable based diet could indeed lower the risk of prostate cancer.
There’s also observational evidence that both tomato and broccoli consumption helps reduce risk of prostate cancer. In tomatoes, nutrients called carotenoids, particularly lycopene, could help reduce the risk of prostate cancer. Lycopene is the major red pigment that makes tomatoes so red. Broccoli contains sufur compounds that may be helpful in detoxifying carcinogens. Read the rest of this entry
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By age 50, half of all men have some noticeable signs of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)–enlargement of the prostate–which eventually affects nearly all men as they age. The major symptom, increased frequency of urination, may range from annoying to agonizing. The Prostate Cure describes BPH, its causes, symptoms, and treatments, in a lucid, compassionate, accessible style. Each chapter begins with a list of questions that the chapter answers, making it (more…)
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I’m taking a break this week, but I’ve asked my good friend Angelo to talk to you today about his diagnosis of prostate cancer, and how he was treated with a prostate seed implant. It’s an interesting story! Read the rest of this entry
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This audio offers hope and practical suggestions for men who seek an alternative to the surgical treatment of prostate cancer. Clapp, a practicing attorney and coauthor of Awaken the Healer Within, was himself diagnosed with the disease and developed a regimen of diet, meditation, and other lifestyle changes that eradicated the cancer from his body. Narrator Tom Plant manages to hold the listener’s interest, though the second half is tough going in this regard, (more…)
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The prostate is a male sex glad that is located in close proximity to the bladder and is approximately walnut-sized. This gland’s purpose is to store and release the alkaline fluid in semen to lengthen the life of the sperm as it travels to the highly acidic area of the vagina. It would be nearly impossible to impregnate someone without the help of the prostate.
The prostate is susceptible to disease and infection since it primarily functions as a gland. Therefore, men are told to have prostate exams regularly and take prostate supplements to benefit their health and to give them necessary prostate nutrition.
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Because this is such a hot topic, I’ve asked my friend Rick G. to talk today about his experiences with being diagnosed with Prostate Cancer. Please join me in giving him a warm welcome today! Read the rest of this entry