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Re: nutrition help for prostate

Thanks. Probably the best wisdom on the subject is what you said. I remember back in the 90s reading how vitamin E was more important than quitting smoking - according to experts at Tufts University. Boy that didn't turn out to be true.

Nonetheless I find articles like this interesting:

http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/magazine/the-prostate-cancer-predicament/

Highly recommends lots of coffee, exercise, tomato products, etc. Along with a lot of other good info.

Thanks

Re: nutrition help for prostate

Hi Don, trust all is well with you.

Re the utility of supplements for PCa. I had a look at the literature and suffice to say that I did not find any compelling arguments for the partaking thereof. I suspect the taking of supplements are for the most part based on a personal perception rather than science. But is that a bad thing? Maybe not, given the goodly number of trial participants doing well on placebos. So while I may not be into supplements as they tend to be very expensive here in Australia, I would not seek to dissuade the opinions of those that do.

best wishes
john

Re: nutrition help for prostate

I would just encourage prostate cancer survivors to keep their D3 levels up...40-70.... D3, according to doctors, makes vitamin c look like a joke. It is antiviral..anti fungal...antibacterial....also pomegranate juice seems to help according to research.
Dr. Joseph Evans in Nassau Bahamas claims D3 helping men with pc. Check him out.

Re: nutrition help for prostate

Anyone heard of this? Seems info is 5 years old but sounds great. 4-mu
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2015/04/16/dietary-supplement-may-prevent-and-treat-prostate-cancer-study-says/

http://med.miami.edu/news/sylvester-researchers-report-prevention-of-lethal-prostate-cancer-with-4-mu

Re: nutrition help for prostate

Interesting articles, but where can you buy these supplements?

Re: nutrition help for prostate

A lot of people think Snuffy Meyers is worth taking advice from.

He thinks these things are worth taking
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Fish Oil - high quality capsules
Fish
Vitamin D
Exercise
nuts
olive oil
pomegranate
Actual science and knowledgeable doctors.
A few other supplements he recommends are in the document that can be purchased - see below

He thinks these may be bad for you
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Co-Q10
Flax seed oil
19 out of 20 new supplements that haven't been thoroughly tested are at best useless.

Just a few of the things he mentions

http://www.prostateforum.com/featured-articles.html

More information is available for $9 - probably worth the cost.
http://www.prostateforum.com/back-issues.aspx?id=3009#3

Video link https://askdrmyers.wordpress.com/page/3/

I have no affiliation with Dr. Meyers. I just hear about him on this forum. Maybe someone with more knowledge can chime in.

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