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Discussion Topic: good health and healthy prostate
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sbfb |
01-12-2006 @ 10:07 AM
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I would like to hear peoples thoughts on what type of diet i ought to be having or indeed if there is any specific food/vitamin that would decrease the chances of contracting prostate cancer?
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marshallT |
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01-20-2006 @ 12:35 PM
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i think just a healthy diet.
stop smoking drink less and eat whole grains vegetables etc - in short the best answer to give you is to look after yourself!
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hairconcern |
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02-03-2006 @ 9:47 AM
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not too sure. i know that some types of hair loss medication were priginally designed to tackle cancer of the prostate - maybe an understanding of what is in those medications might decrease the chances of prostate cancer.
do you have a heridatary (spelling) problem with cancer - is that why you are worried?
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sbfb |
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02-07-2006 @ 9:55 AM
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its not heridetary that i am worried about - i just thought that i had symptoms that perhaps were i thought at the time prostate related - thanks for all the answers by the way
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FatGirlSlim81 |
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03-01-2006 @ 6:53 AM
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I have heard that Lycopene found in tomatoes and tomato sauce is good for protecting from cancer particularly the prostate in men but u would have to eat a lot at least 6 toms a day and thats sounds ridiculous to me but then I hate them lol.
Nothing tastes as good as being slim feels.
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Q99 |
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03-01-2006 @ 12:38 PM
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Lycopene is very healthy; i have heard it a million times in different contexts - if it is good for the prostate that means that it is also good for preventing hair loss right?
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