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Best Prostate Supplement
Some common vitamin supplements aimed at improving prostate health may be harmful instead, researchers say. A study in Michigan found that two types of supplements did not inhibit the growth of cancer cells, but they did appear to stunt the growth of healthy prostate cells. Researchers say prostate cancer patients should talk to their doctor about any types of supplements they are taking in addition to their medications and treatment plans.
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The Prostate: Nutritional Supplements and Diet
A day never goes by without seeing numerous advertisements which usually are buried deep within the sports pages that advocate various... Read more »
What is the best diet for aiding in the cure of prostate cancer?
Dear Dr. Motola, What is the best diet for aiding in the cure of prostate cancer? I know about avoiding red meat and processed foods... Read more »
Prostate Cancer Diet: The Importance of Nutrition
I recently saw a 49-year-old male in my office for an elevated PSA of 2.7 ng/ml. It was 2.4 ng/ml 3 months earlier. His father had prostate... Read more »
Ask the Expert: Are Androgel and My Supplement Safe?
Dear Dr. Motola, I was prescribed Androgel for a low testosterone level (5mg/day). Currently, I am considering taking a supplement to... Read more »
Weighing In: Should my husband take a calcium supplement?
My doctor put me on a calcium supplement when I started going through menopause. I’m wondering if my husband should be on one too now... Read more »
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Folic acid supplements may increase prostate cancer risk
Men who take a folic acid supplement may be three times more likely to develop prostate cancer than men who don't take the vitamin, a new study has... Read more »
Supplements May Stunt Healthy Cell Growth
One urologist says that patients believe the newest treatments for prostate cancer are always best, but it may be the surgeon's experience that... Read more »
Selenium, Vitamins E and C don't prevent prostate cancer: stud...
Results from two large studies have found that selenium, vitamin C, and vitamin E don't protect men from prostate cancer. The studies looked at... Read more »
Vitamin E, selenium no help for prostate cancer
The largest trial yet conducted on Vitamin E and selenium has found that the supplements are no help in preventing prostate cancer. The study of more... Read more »
Expert answers prostate cancer questions
In this article from The New York Times, doctor John Mulhall, author of Saving Your Sex Life: A Guide for Men With Prostate Cancer answers readers... Read more »
5 Herbal Supplements That Don't Mix with Medications
Herbal supplements are harmless...or are they? Pharmacies and natural food stores are lined with shelves of herbal supplements that are thought to treat a variety of diseases and conditions. But for people taking prescription medications, these...
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