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Mike:
The study did mention the type of fish but not the amount consumed:
"...Specifically they were asked about how much they ate of the following: canned tuna; dark fish such as mackerel, salmon, sardines, bluefish, and swordfish; other fish; and…
It appears to be time again to clear this up.
"The data from observational studies do not support an association between dairy product use and an increased risk of prostate cancer."
See, Huncharek M, et al., "Dairy products, dietary calcium and vi…
Hi Rick. Can you possibly provide links to the "several studies" you mention? Likewise, can you provide more about the whole vs. skimmed milk? Finally, has anything been done on cheese and PCa? Where else might those of us using hormone supression o…
It's a conclusion ... but it's a conclusion of very limited actionable merit.
If you never usually ate any fish, it might be interpretable as a suggestion that eating some wouldn't be likley to do much harm -- unless you had a fish allergy. But wha…
The study states that "men who ate fish at least five times per week had a 48% lower risk of prostate cancer death compared with men who ate fish less than once a week" but the study appears to be silent on whether the men who ate more fish actually…
An article by Hess-Wilson just published (September 2009) suggests that in fact bisphenol A may reduce the effectiveness of androgen in treatment of prostate cancer in man.
I have no idea, but I am not taking chances.
All I know is that many things in nature, when taken in excess, can be very bad for you. Butter, cyanide, cocaine, persimmons, and magnesium are examples. Pending some actual evidence, the best advice wo…
Would eating fish be bad for you Dr. Krongard?
'Just found the following ongoing research which may interest some of you:
Brassica Vegetables or Indole-3-Carbinol in Treating Patients With PSA Recurrence After Surgery for Prostate Cancer
http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00607932
Sponsors…
Thank you for this source
Dr. K: Did you mean the youngest prostate cancer patient of which you were aware, was 8 years or 8 month old?
Here is a report I just found in a web search, regarding an "8 month old" who was diagnosed with prostate cancer:
8-month tot has prostat…
A search of PubMed (www.pubmed.gov ) on prostate and pomegranate
retrieves citations to 28 articles (too many to report here).
Individual risk, early detection, coexisting illness, suspicious biopsy. Should you have a stress test before surgery? Your brother was diagnosed: what should you be doing? Do you need to stop Plavix before a biopsy?
The Prostate Cancer Mission task force will bring prostate cancer knowledge to Caribbean islanders in South Florida and beyond. If you want to work with us please join here. You can reach task force leader Patrick Baxter at patrick@pcmission.org
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- Have you been diagnosed with prostate cancer?
- No
- What brings you to the New Prostate Cancer InfoLink social network?
- Prostate Cancer in My Family
- Would you help us grow the network? Would you tell others about it?
- Yes
- About Me:
- Registered Dietitian
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 5:29pm on October 4, 2009,
Lucy Luusah-Mutuku said…
- Hi, yes I add to your friends, and I will enjoy sharing with you, being a dietician is interestingly great knowledge ( I find it complex for we all eat different foods from different places of the world) and we all look great! but as they say people from the mediterenian live longer and suffer less cancer due to what they eat, I bet they eat lots of Fish and seafood, may be we ALL need to go back to more of Natural foods and the simplicity of foods and be serious with what Dieticians say we do and see if all cancers are reversed!
Most probably this being a very much an individual case at a time, ( With due respect to all our brothers.... I mean the Men) Can we suggest to some to try a certain Diet very committedly serious and give a feed back on the remarkable report on how they feel ? I feel safe to say this as food does not become dangerous, ?
I want to visit a man who treats Urinary troubles of men, ( they talk of the swellings ( Not a Urologist!) and he is claimed to be doing a good job ( may be he is a quark!) I really want to know what they talk about and know what he treats and I told Mike this and I have delayed giving him a report for I have been very very busy..... may be he uses some fruit or Vegetable Juices that have worked! Will advice.
- At 9:27am on July 13, 2009,
E. Michael D. ("Mike") Scott said…
- Welcome Ann. I am sorry to hear about the histroy of prostate cancer in your family, and we will all look forward to any guidance you feel able to offer people about diet and nutrition -- even from Uzbekistan!
- At 9:12am on July 12, 2009,
Arthur Lee, MD said… - Thank you Ann. Appreciated you telling me about this site.
Art Lee, MD
- At 10:09am on July 11, 2009,
George A. Brown said… - Hi Ann,
There are two regrets that I have about the way I lived my life. First I should have married a dietitian and second, my second wife should have been a urologist. Welcome to the site. How about doing some meal planning for me? Great to have you here. Lots of info, friends and support. Welcome.
George
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