Dr. Mercola October 27 2007 29,473 views
A diet rich in fats and meat does not increase a man’s risk of developing prostate cancer, according to a large, ethnically diverse study.The researchers examined the diets of over 82,400 men aged 45 or older, from four ethnic groups (African American, Japanese Americans, Latinos, and Whites). They measured the participants’ intake of the following components:
Reuters October 4, 2007
As i've been teaching for years...grass fed meats is what we were intended to eat. It's genetically appropriate. Any alteration in the types of fats we ingest, in other words--from GRAIN-fed meats will not be genetically congruent.
For great information, visit www.organicgrassfedbeefinfo.com it's a great information site. You can't buy the meat there, but it is a wonderful resource.
Best Regards
Dr Dave
you're all on the right track, but still missing the point, just like most of the "alternative" health world. you have to take the idea of "emotional blockages" a step further.
prostate cancer is mostly due to a lack of sensuality in the pelvic region.
you know who is least likely to get prostate cancer? gay men and dancers. (pleasure in the hips)
most likely? priests and soldiers. (fear in the hips)
in order for the prostate to function properly , it must be massaged daily by the other organs that surround it. and in order for this to happen, there must be enough mind/awareness/pleasure in the area.
if you want to fix or prevent the problem, get on a massage table, or take a dance or yoga class with someone who knows how to take you into the depths of your core. find your bliss and then follow it where it leads you. that is the answer to cancer.
and by the way, your nutrition ideas will not work either, until there is sufficient mind in the cells to absorb the nutrients.
-bodyworker chris