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Make sure that you're getting the recommended daily allowance — 15 milligrams per day — of zinc through foods such as pumpkin seeds (in the shell), oysters, nuts and beans, or by taking a zinc supplement.
“Research has shown that lifting heavier weights is the best form of exercise to boost testosterone,” says Dr. Jadick. “As muscle mass increases,...
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Read More »Keep your prostate health and lower your risk of developing serious problems down the road. For something so small, the prostate can cause big problems. This gland, which is roughly the size of a walnut, is an essential part of a man's urinary and reproductive systems. But it's not uncommon for men to suffer from prostate-related issues, especially as they age. In fact, age is one of the biggest risk factors for some conditions, including an enlarged prostate and prostate cancer. While you can't turn back the clock or change your race or family history — significant risk factors for prostate cancer — Christopher Coogan, MD, a urologist at Rush, says there are some relatively simple steps you can take to keep your prostate healthy and lower your risk of developing serious problems down the road.
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In a survey of men with chronic prostatitis, 47% reported that the consumption of spicy foods, hot peppers, and chili aggravated their symptoms....
Read More »Research also suggests that taking selenium (a trace mineral) or vitamin E supplements may significantly increase prostate cancer risk. A study published in 2014 in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute revealed the following: Taking selenium supplements may nearly double your risk of aggressive prostate cancer if you already have a high concentration of selenium in your body. may nearly double your risk of aggressive prostate cancer in your body. Taking vitamin E supplements can more than double your prostate cancer risk if you have a low concentration of selenium in your body. Bottom line: Steer clear of these supplements, says Coogan. You can, however, still take a multivitamin without worrying. The amount of selenium and vitamin E in a daily vitamin is far lower than in supplements. But the best option is to simply get the recommended daily allowance of both selenium (554 micrograms) and vitamin E (400 IU) as part of a healthy diet.
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Golf, tennis, running and going to the gym Patients can gently start this after 4 weeks. Don't lift heavy weights (or do exercises like squats or...
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