Based on the evidence for factors associated with a lower risk of recurrence, the following are the most important directives we can give men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer (from 5/2019 summary of recent research).
Based on the evidence for factors associated with a lower risk of recurrence, the following are the most important directives we can give men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer (from 5/2019 summary of recent research).
Based on the evidence for factors associated with a lower risk of recurrence, the following are the most important directives we can give men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer (from 5/2019 summary of recent research).
Based on the evidence for factors associated with a lower risk
of recurrence, the following are the most important directives we can give men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer (from 5/2019 summary of recent research *): Don’t smoke. Lose weight if BMI is ≥27. Exercise vigorously several days per week (do some thing to sweat). Eat lots of vegetables (particularly cruciferous vegetables). Eat more fish and vegetable fats (eg, fish, nuts, vegetable oils, soybeans, avocados, and flaxseed), less saturated fat, and less carbohydrates. Drink coffee (regular or decaffeinated, it doesn’t seem to matter). Limit consumption of eggs and poultry with skin on. Limit whole milk consumption, especially if your BMI is high. Limit consumption of refined grains, sugars, processed meat, and high-fat dairy products.