This study provides further evidence that nutritional supplements need to be used with caution. If they are not used wisely they may actually increase the risk of disease. This is especially important when factoring in Metabolic Typing concerns.

Fortunately, there are many simple strategies that can be implemented to prevent and treat prostate cancer. One of the important ones is to screen for the disease with regular PSA tests.

If the PSA level is above two, it would be wise to aggressively implement the strategies below as it is likely the prostate gland is heading toward some type of cancer.

It is wise to not implement aggressive traditional medical strategies for this problem as prostate cancer is a relatively slow growing cancer and is easy to control if caught early.

Below is the most current list of tools to avoid and treat prostate (and breast) cancer:

• IP6 (phytic acid) is a powerful tool to lower high iron levels (serum ferritin levels). Excess iron can be a major cause of many cancers.
• Vitamin D
• Increased omega-3 oils and reduced omega-6 oils
• Sunlight
• Selenium - 400 mcg per day
• Freshly Ground Flaxseeds - two ounces every other day
• Vitamin E - 400 units (Please note: Only natural vitamin E should be used, not synthetic. Additionally, mixed tocopherol is more preferable than alpha-tocopherol, as the gamma tocopherols are particularly useful antioxidants.)
• Progesterone Cream
• Daily Vegetable Juice - including one small tomato (lycopene)
• Stress treatment with EFT
• Cut out sugar
• Avoid pesticides
• Use broccoli or cauliflower sprouts

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