I had a a high PSA in March . It went from 2.5 to 5.4 , In April it went from 5.4 to 6.2 . I cut out red meat, lunch meat , a lot of sugar , salt , and cow milk. I still eat some cheese but not too much maybe on pizza occasionally. I started drinking a lot of tomato juice , red onions, watermelon, grape fruit, vegetables 🥦, and more fruits , green , tea , taking saw palmetto and zinc , stinging nettle as well , just started black bean oil . PSA . I had an MRI in late April, with two lesions , a Pirads 4 and a Pirads 5 . Towards the end of June another blood test before my biopsy on July 11, the PSA was 2.1. The biopsy was no picnic, bleeding for almost 3 weeks, initially a lot . Finally stopped . I had another biopsy in first part of August, PSA was 3.9 . I think maybe in part because of the biopsy many have released more PSA into my blood but not sure . I have also reduced my alcohol intake by a lot . I’ve eaten some eggs but not nearly as much as I used to . The biopsy came back negative for carcinoma in all the cores but one vial they found an ASAP , Atypical Small Acinar Proliferation, I thank God nothing came back really positive, I have to have a rebiopsy because of this . I do believe changing my diet truly was effective. I also had been drinking a lot of zero sugar coffee creamer which has some things that are found to be horrible for everything. I hope everything will be alright. I appreciate the video . I play a lot of golf for exercise, walking and hit the weights a bit .
@@Jack-2day apparently I didn’t have a Gleason score or it was less than 6 . My understanding of a Gleason score means there is a carcinoma present. The higher the number the more aggressive the carcinoma so apparently they found no cores with a carcinoma and didn’t tell me I had a Gleason score . He said if you had a Gleason score of 6 we would have you under a more active surveillance. I’m still chugging tomato juice , green tea, fish , vegetables and taking supplements. That isn’t going to stop . Good luck with your concerns
@@elingrome5853 sorry. I just thought all of it was pretty important because I’m not sure what lead to my better results but I went through 6 months of anxiety and I think it all helped my situation.
Hmm. Years ago, my well meaning GP of that time referred me to the local urology clinic with a PSA of 7.5 or thereabouts. A sequence of finger, 12-pin biopsy, & MRI scan followed with no conclusive outcome - except for being kept on the "medical-go-round" as I came to view the situation, up to the present day when I chose to visit a private consultant about urine flow and even now despite confirming that I had an unusually large prostate, nothing further about the big C disease. I am currently considering one of the courses of treatment suggested by the specialist for reducing the size of the gland and improving urine flow, not least because kidneys could also be affected to their detriment. from what I can imagine could result from back pressures of inadequate "drainage" of waste water. Science is great but the body is an individual thing that each of us possess and it's my suspicion that we need individual attention not the "generalisation" so often met in diagnostic procedures..
I have 8+8 stage 4 metastatic in remission for the last 9 months I still drink a couple of glasses of milk a day am not a vegan try to stay away from candy and chocolate most of the time. Let’s face it this disease affects everyone differently and my taste buds are not like they used to be so some times it’s hard to find something that actually tastes good so why not enjoy something that perks up your appetite at least once in awhile. I’m 67 and going on 3 years of this so I intend to at least enjoy life when I can. Good luck to all that are on this long journey and hoping we can all be cured one day soon.
Salute and salutation ... Sir for I'm in ( 67) the same situation and at the same place with this metastatic process ! Went to the emergency room two years ago and came out and was told that my inside where looking like the character from the movie venom , stage four prostate cancer with 4+3 gleason some good day's and some bad day's ... One day I hope they find a cure
Here are some of our other videos and articles on diet and lifestyle for prostate cancer: Diet, Nutrition, and Cancer Survivorship | T. Colin Campbell, PhD (2007) ruclips.net/video/hWfsQv800NU/видео.html The Importance of Exercise While Managing Prostate Cancer | Mark Moyad, MD & Mark Scholz, MD | PCRI ruclips.net/video/8n0cIhamFvo/видео.html Hormone Therapy Side Effect Solutions: Exercise, Acupuncture, and More | Mark Moyad, MD | PCRI ruclips.net/video/3Vkdc72qb_M/видео.html Best Cancer Diet Advice from Expert, Mark Moyad, MD, MPH | 2019 PCC Excerpts ruclips.net/video/2QOJpAhsE9M/видео.html Impact of Lifestyle and Exercise on Prostate Cancer, Mark Moyad, MD, MPH | 2018 PCRI Conference ruclips.net/video/jnZzc_UoHmA/видео.html Antioxidants, Polyphenols, & Prostate Cancer | William Aronson, MD at the 2019 PCRI Conference ruclips.net/video/LWRvdvr9lxc/видео.html Cancer Treatment: Why a Vegetarian Diet Helps ruclips.net/video/xVsDbUaVXRI/видео.html Why Weight Training is SO Important While on Hormone Therapy ruclips.net/video/ywhy8ET0RRE/видео.html Lutetium-177, Diet, Prostatitis, and BPH | Answering RUclips Comments #1 | Mark Scholz, MD ruclips.net/video/wa53PEWk-48/видео.html WHOLE FOOD, PLANT-BASED EATING: BETTER THAN EXERCISE pcri.org/insights-blog/2017/12/1/whole-food-plant-based-eating-better-than-exercise WHOLE FOOD, PLANT-BASED EATING 2: PEOPLE & RESOURCE pcri.org/insights-blog/2018/1/3/whole-food-plant-based-eating-2-people-resources WHOLE FOODS, PLANT-BASED EATING 3: GREEN SMOOTHIE FOR BREAKFAST pcri.org/insights-blog/2018/1/18/whole-foods-plant-based-eating-3-green-smoothie-for-breakfast?rq=smoothies en español: Cáncer de próstata: la dieta mejor | Pregunta a un experto en próstata ruclips.net/video/h9EH3JVAwAk/видео.html
Dr. Dean Ornish has shown regression with Prostate cancer. Dairy has lots of estrogen which has shown to increase several cancers. It contains insulin-like growth factor which stimulates cancer growth. It also has high concentration of environmental toxins that bio-accumulate in the cow from the feed. Some possible reasons why it can increase cancer risk.
The best dairy to eat or drink is grass-fed. I don't drink milk but I do enjoy grass-fed cheese and aged cheese. It's a big difference from grain-fed. Grass-fed cheese has more nutrients and CLA as well as omega 3 in them. Plus vitamin K2 which is very heart-healthy.
The problem is that the majority of the studies who showed that dairy increase the chance of prostate cancer were conducted based on cow milk consumption. What about cheese and yogurt? What about goat and sheep milk?
Yes, I have never seen a study that references yogurt, kefir or hard cheeses or goat and sheep's milk. They are different animals and how they are maintained may make a difference in how much hormones are in the sheep's and goats products.
A concern I have about dairy is--Is it helping cancers to grow? Dairy's sole purpose is to promote growth in living things--a calf goes from 100lbs to 200lbs in 90 days of nursing and kid goats 4-12lbs to 30-50lbs in 60 days. And worse still turning milk into cheese increases these hormones, fats etc as it concentrates everything.
That is a real concern to me as well, especially regarding cancers that are effected by sex hormones- prostate and breast cancer. Between the high levels of mammalian estrogen, the casein protein and the Insulin-like Growth Factor-1, humans are practically inviting cancer to form and proliferate by consuming dairy. The medical establishment needs to grow some courage and make a clear and concise recommendation to omit dairy all together. It is not a health food, comes with other harmful health impacts, and the vast majority of the population is lactose intolerant. The other very important piece that is so often left out of the discussion is that in the US the dairy herd is largely infected with bovine leukemia, yes- blood cancer. Guess what shows up on blood tests of a large percentage of women with breast cancer? Antibodies to bovine leukemia. We are feeding milk from diseases animals to the entire population and wondering why we are sick.
@@purelife1944 From the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 'systematic review and meta-analysis of cohort studies' vol.101, issue 1 Jan. 2015, quote " High intakes of dairy products......may increase total prostate cancer risk". The National Institutes of Health, the British Medical Journal and the Lancet have all published studies that have clearly linked dairy intake to prostate cancer. It's no longer a question.
“may” !! What about other factors… Ultra processed foods Alcohol Exercise Weight of subjects Etc etc. What is the mechanism from milk creating the issue? It is not proven at all. Ask any urologist.
@@speedycarft I did 'ask any urologist'. She agreed, after I sent her links to several reputable studies (turns out she had already read them), that dairy and older men ARE an issue. Not only does the REGULAR consumption of dairy increase the risk of prostate cancer, it stimulates the growth of especially aggressive cancers. No, the occasional piece of cheese is not going to be a problem, which is good news. I love butter and cheese. However, I love living even more, and with one family member already dying of prostate cancer I don't feel that giving up dairy was a big sacrifice. What is the mechanism? We don't know yet. It appears the extraordinary levels of estrogen and progesterone in today's industrial milk are likely the issue.
Latest research (June 2022): Men with higher intakes of dairy foods, especially milk, face a significantly higher risk of prostate cancer compared to men with lower intakes, according to a new study conducted by researchers at Loma Linda University Health. The study found no such associations between increased prostate cancer risk and intake of non-dairy calcium, suggesting substances other than calcium play a role in the risk dairy foods poses for prostate cancer. “Our findings add important weight to other evidence associating dairy products, rather than non-dairy calcium, as a modifiable risk factor for prostate cancer,” said Gary Fraser, MBChB, PhD, the study's principal investigator and professor at Loma Linda University School of Medicine and School of Public Health.
@@jaredh7273 good point. I haven't read the study fully to ascertain that. I'll find a link to the actual study and post it here for perusal. But yes, that is an interesting differentiation. I would think that they probably based this on non-grassfed merely because that is the most predominant form on the market. So a study looking at grass fed cows and any prostate cancer risk would be highly important.
@@jaredh7273 consider that the harmful agents in dairy, namely estrogen, casein, and IGF-1 are innate qualities of milk. Those things are not the result of commercial/conventional milk production.
I am 66 years old and been on a whole food Plant based diet, high carb low fat for 9 year, no animal products and still got an enlarged prostate and waiting for biopsy results to find out if I have prostate cancer. Likert score 4 (highly likely)
My dad is doing great after nine years. Followed the Budwig diet the just modified it. Bigs one are no sugar, process meat on any kind, processed grains, very little beef and pork with more fish and chicken. Stay busy, don't drink or smoke. He also take cannibis oil nightly.
Every book, article and video Ive watched all say this; "BE SURE TO GET AN EXPERT FOR BEST RESULTS." WHERE DO WE FIND ONE? WHO DO WE TRUST TO TELL US AN WHO IS AND WHO ISNT AN EXPERT?? Many CLAIM to be an expert, but is there some chart that tells us how many successful surgeries for prostates a surgeon has? please point us in the right direction. thank you.
Well, I minimised my dairy intake about 15 yrs ago, because of allergy to dust mites and dairy seemed to be the trigger. 5YRS ago gave it up completely, when my allergy's and chest infections returned. I had a vasectimy 30yrs ago, try and eat healthy and have never smoked. I am 70yrs , so far no prob with prostate
@@daviddawes2862 Other than Homo sapiens, which animal species routinely takes a motor vehicle to work, wears blue jeans or occasionally has peanut butter and Fluff on Graham crackers as a snack?
Just gone been sent bk to my GP now 12 monthly blood tests instead of 6 monthly. PSA been at 6.4 for 2 yrs. 1 MRI. 1 torus biopsy and on full biopsy. All ok. Now carnivore diet.
If it is just about a glass of milk here and there, I get it that it would be insignificant to cut it out to prevent cancer growth. Knowing that the average American on the SAD (Standard American Diet) consumes nearly 2 lbs, in various forms, of dairy, should make people , and doctors, pause.
Got the Vas also and then got Prostrate cancer several years later. PSA 38 Gleeson 5+4. Is there a link? I mentioned this to the urologist and he disissed any link.
Moderation in everything. About two years ago I discovered whiskey and Old Fashion’s… to the point of enjoying 1 or two after dinner. Realized from videos like this… moderation… just once in awhile is better for me.
absolutely avoid dairy( or very occasionaly),meat( except true organic one in little), water fast for weeks until 6 if you could handle it. Practise some running, exercise, have cold shower, no stress, you will have long life without health issue in very good shape. Ps could it sometime junk food, little alcool.
I'm not going tell you what you should eat or fast. The diet people require is more than not dependant on their geneology. Not one way suits every one. There are peoples who for thousands of years survived very healthily on cows blood and milk. You think they should follow your suggestions. That is foolishness!
Not your best work PCRI. This video is flippant, inconclusive and contradicts other videos in which you report "Prostate Cancer grows from animal fats". "A little milk is OK" Not if it has animal fats, according to you PCRI. Moyad says milk drinkers have bad habits... he makes analogy to smokers or alcoholics' ridiculous and flippant.
All dairy products ultimately contain saturated fat which all the research suggests should be minimised . So the recommendation is to minimise saturated fat where ever it comes from be it meat cheese milk yoghurt , coconut oil palm and and replace with unsaturated fats like olive oil . The parameter is your calorie intake . If over weight then lose weight to healthy bmi . Saturated fats will generally have the most calories so all more reason to minimise when moving towards a healthy weight
I completely cured my prostate problems, among many other chronic illness, by eating carnivore diet. Just meat, a little dairy. No sugar, no carbs, no plants. Who knew?
@@Maximus_Vulpes enlargement. I would wake up to pee 5 times a night just to dribble painfully. Now its full stream and painfree. Also, its rarely more than once a night. Im 63.
Flaxseed, white button mushrooms, and a vegan diet have been shown to slow prostate cancer. The difference between no treatment and the use of radiation and androgen depravation appears to be about an 8% increase in survival time for those who are treated. Is it worth it for an additional 8% considering the side effects of treatment? Would it be a better plan to use the dietary measures mentioned above to treat recurrent prostate cancer?
@@PersonalStash420 I now question that figure which I heard in a youtube video. The 8% was the figure for those treated with radiation and ADT vs those who chose no treatment. I do not believe that to be accurate.
^^^ THIS They don’t know WTF causes cancer. So many factors. So many cancers. You may dodge one by getting the other. Life is all about LIVING, so try your best, but also try to enjoy your life. Stress is worse than milk, guaranteed.
Rising estradiol (age related) in my view promotes BPH and PCa, not testosterone! Otherwise every 20 year old would have these problems. Why are there not more studies on this?
Dr.ahmad ijaz here from pakistan Professor i will feel very honoured if u could reply me My father after competing his radiotherapy of 39 cycles feels very fatigued and has myalgias which aren’t improving. What can we do to improve these symptoms besides using multi vitamins ?
And yet, pomegranate juice has also shown to increase testosterone levels in a study of men by an average of 24% after two months. I thought testosterone was meant to increase prostate cancer progression! Same as vitamin d3. This vitamin has been scientifically shown to increase testosterone levels in men by 20% after 12 months of supplentation of 3,332 international units per day. Yet, other studies have shown that daily supplemtation of vitamin d3 at 4,000 iu reduced and in some cases reversed prostate cancer in a small study of 32 men. There goes the theory that increasing testosterone increases prostate cancer progression!!
@@dominictucci6030 Estradiol in my view promotes BPH and PCa, not testosterone otherwise every 20 year old would have these problems. Why is there not more studies on this?
I feel better without fresh dairy like real butter, raw cheese and whole milk. I have discovered that pizza, clam chowder and fish fried in butter is OK. The symptoms are back pain, swollen joints and cloudy urine. 20 years ago a biopsy revealed a spot of cancer in a quadrant of the test on my prostate. Since then I have had a PSA check every 6 months. The results have been a low of 4.5 and a high of 10. The last one was 8.2. I have discovered that it is definitely affected by sexual arousals I am 6'4", 220 lbs and very active at 86. I am descended from the tribes of Northern Europe. Iguana
Some of the epidemiological data has stratified for "other risk factors". Your answer is not complete. Other lifestyle factors including weight changes, smoking, exercise were also evaluated. High fat dairy, specifically cows milk 2-3 classes a day over a persons lifetime increases prostate cancer. Yogurt has not shown this. If you are going to do give medical advice, be specific. Please provide references and spend 10-20 hours minimum in the literature to give a complete answer. Complex disease, yes everyone is aware of of that. But, you also need to review the literature on "well done" meat for polyaromatic hydrocarbons. We are talking about life time exposure risk, and epidemiology is all we have in the nutrition research. This is low level science that you are presenting without any specific details. This is below the level of presentation we would expect from a first year undergrad student.
I have some sympathy with this view. One size does not necessarily fit all and the fondness of the medical profession for "generalisation" rather than concentrating on the individual is hardly unknown. Is a 250lb strongman's heart health and treatment the same as that of a 125lb marathon runner?!!
@@jassa2160 At least high sugar ones, like pineapples, mangoes etc. Seasonal low carb ones, like strawberries, blueberries etc. should be OK in moderation.
ok, when I hear cholesterol, I take a pause. unless you mean cholesterol composition, irrespective of serum cholesterol levels of course. meat as a condiment? so what is one to live on, a vegan diet? looks like nobody knows anything and everybody is just throwing darts in the dark.
Lots of good scientific studies to recommend 1. Lose weight 2. Massively reduce saturated fat including coconut and palm oil Move towards unsaturated fat such as olive oil 3. Soluble fibre Increase fruit and veg intake particularly berries like blackberries rasberries 4. Minimise the unprocessed foods 5. The med diet and dash diet are the recommended diets . With the med diet leaning towards more fruit and veg and less saturated fats in it.
@@FoxtrottangoabcI don't think you meant to say "minimise the unprocessed foods". I think you meant "minimize the processed foods" or "minimize the ultra-processed foods".
The study that just came out was done with a half million people and they found that with a 1/4 cup of dairy a day there was a 17% increase in cancer rates. And ofcourse a doubling of that intake would double the risk.
Issue is most people dont use milk once in a while. Your not looking at normal dairy use. Cancer also is from lack of anticancer phytonutrients, and casein is seen by the immune system has been studied. Most americans eat dairy every meal. Your right except the normal american is excessive on dairy, grains( as opposed to legumes, beans, lentils, and green leafy starches too much fructose also causes metabolic liver issues
I have to disagree. I’ve been keto for 5 years. Metabolic panel is perfect. Lost a lot of weight. I eat lots of meat and fat. Recently diagnosed with Gleason 7. I bet it would be worse if I was still eating sugar and carbs. Am I wrong?
The reason red meat is bad for the prostate is because it has creatine in it. Creatine increases dht levels. Too high of dht levels is not good for the prostate especially in older men when their progesterone levels are declining. One of the things progesterone does is inhibits 5-alpha reductase. All men over 45 should be applying 8-10 mgs of progesterone cream to their scrotum daily. Especially if you’re at high risk for prostate cancer.
Where is the medical knowledge of just what causes prostate cancer? If the cause is unknown, how can there be any way to treat the effect in purely medical terms?
The Dr's beliefs and onions are just that. The SCIENCE says a whole food plant based diet is optimal. Ditch the dairy and you will be healthier for it, with or without prostate cancer. That said, we all make personal choices of compromise for perceived quality of life. Dairy or not. Alcohol or not. Exercise or not. You get to decide.
@John Wilson too much seems to raise ldl cholesterol and apob . All the big studies point towards eating too much sat fat causing heart disease etc . I guess its tge quantity of sat fat we consume as less then 10 percent of calorie intake through sat fat is still considered OK and possibly recommended.
@John Wilson even the most modern research papers still overwhelmingly show saturated fats is not a good idea for long term health. Yes going keto as example, controlling calories , taking up exercises and ultimately losing weight which is one of the main factors losing weight . Fantastic in the short term , but having spent a lot of time researching the good research experts on utube such as Nutrition made simple by dr gil Carvalho the evidence still shows that saturated fat is not health over the long term 👍
@John Wilson in fairness to dr Carvalho he uses major research papers as his evidence which is more than 90 percent of health advocates including doctors do on utube .
Vry least is dairy even cheese in ppls of color but someone don't hav to go far to see deir 2.5 fold increase in prostate cancers but d comments on video r all across d board
Inflammation, meat protein is needed because vegetable protein does not provide. Solution to inflammation blood flow increases oxygen that will repair you tissue.
@@dville_dude All the cells need. I advocate for a diet of moderations. Extreme diets can produce imbalances and lead to deficiency in other parts of the cell metabolism. Our cells=sacks of saltwater need a balance of everything to reproduce efficiently. I hope this is clearer than my response to the Dr’s.
That's always an option. My brother-in-law opted to not ever have a PSA test, and didn't go in until his prostate cancer was at a very advanced stage, and had metastasized into his bones. A year later, he's still alive, but I doubt he'll make it 5 years. Me, I took the other option. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer a couple years ago, but it is early, and no treatment is required at this stage. I get my PSA checked quarterly, and we'll undertake treatment eventually. I expect to die with prostate cancer, not from it.
@@newunderthesun7353 Google it! And this too, three new studies show that low carb diets like keto and carnivore lead to premature death: ruclips.net/video/gzeP1obBe30/видео.htmlsi=rrzR2HzuTXQuEU5n
Cheese is really not fit for human consumption. The effect of cheese is deleterious.-[Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene, 46, 47] Counsels on Health, 114, 1890
I would humbly suggest that you guys read "The China Study" by Colin Campbell. He makes the case that all animal based protein (meat and dairy included) promotes cancer growth and a plant based diet is the way to reduce the risk of all cancers (as well as heart disease).....
@@ThePCRI Yes, I've heard similar speeches from Campbell. The point is that meat and dairy should be minimized for prostate health and health in general. More importantly as what to avoid, is what should be consumed: a plant based diet of fruits, vegetables, grains, beans, nuts etc. It's hard to do but minimizing SOS is helpful. SOS = international sign for an emergency and also stands for Salt, Oil, and Sugar...
There is an easy way to know if this Dr. Is telling the truth or if he's a stooge for the dairy industry. What are the results of dairy in animal studies? If they are consistent with the results from human studies then milk is the problem.
The dairy industry is not paying either of the doctors. Dr. Scholz has said before in videos that he thinks cutting dairy is a good idea for prostate cancer patients based on literature like "The China Study," and here, Dr. Moyad is just saying that a small amount of dairy is not likely to make a big difference. A lot of the studies that were performed looking at dairy in people were looking at people who consumed a lot of dairy regularly, and in those kinds of studies, it is also impossible to control for other habits that people may have. So Dr. Moyad is saying that having a bit of milk in your tea or an ice cream every once in a while is probably not going to make a big difference and the important thing is that you are staying healthy overall. The dairy industry is unlikely to make big profits from such a suggestion.
Especially if you’re eating Kentucky Fried Chickens & MacDonalds burgers which ain’t Food . Eat Animals then Act & Look like the Animals you Are Eating
I have found intermittent and 4 - 7 day periodic (every 4 months) fasting to be very helpful for weight control and a general feeling of well being.
I would love to hear their take on fasting and autophagy.
I had a a high PSA in March . It went from 2.5 to 5.4 , In April it went from 5.4 to 6.2 . I cut out red meat, lunch meat , a lot of sugar , salt , and cow milk. I still eat some cheese but not too much maybe on pizza occasionally. I started drinking a lot of tomato juice , red onions, watermelon, grape fruit, vegetables 🥦, and more fruits , green , tea , taking saw palmetto and zinc , stinging nettle as well , just started black bean oil . PSA . I had an MRI in late April, with two lesions , a Pirads 4 and a Pirads 5 . Towards the end of June another blood test before my biopsy on July 11, the PSA was 2.1. The biopsy was no picnic, bleeding for almost 3 weeks, initially a lot . Finally stopped . I had another biopsy in first part of August, PSA was 3.9 . I think maybe in part because of the biopsy many have released more PSA into my blood but not sure . I have also reduced my alcohol intake by a lot . I’ve eaten some eggs but not nearly as much as I used to . The biopsy came back negative for carcinoma in all the cores but one vial they found an ASAP , Atypical Small Acinar Proliferation, I thank God nothing came back really positive, I have to have a rebiopsy because of this . I do believe changing my diet truly was effective. I also had been drinking a lot of zero sugar coffee creamer which has some things that are found to be horrible for everything. I hope everything will be alright. I appreciate the video . I play a lot of golf for exercise, walking and hit the weights a bit .
What is your gleason score, what is your prostate density. Talk to your Dr.
@@Jack-2day apparently I didn’t have a Gleason score or it was less than 6 . My understanding of a Gleason score means there is a carcinoma present. The higher the number the more aggressive the carcinoma so apparently they found no cores with a carcinoma and didn’t tell me I had a Gleason score . He said if you had a Gleason score of 6 we would have you under a more active surveillance. I’m still chugging tomato juice , green tea, fish , vegetables and taking supplements. That isn’t going to stop . Good luck with your concerns
@@thomasbrady63 sometimes too much info is too much
@@elingrome5853 sorry. I just thought all of it was pretty important because I’m not sure what lead to my better results but I went through 6 months of anxiety and I think it all helped my situation.
Hmm. Years ago, my well meaning GP of that time referred me to the local
urology clinic with a PSA of 7.5 or thereabouts. A sequence of finger, 12-pin
biopsy, & MRI scan followed with no conclusive outcome - except for being
kept on the "medical-go-round" as I came to view the situation, up to the present
day when I chose to visit a private consultant about urine flow and even now
despite confirming that I had an unusually large prostate, nothing further about
the big C disease. I am currently considering one of the courses of treatment
suggested by the specialist for reducing the size of the gland and improving
urine flow, not least because kidneys could also be affected to their detriment.
from what I can imagine could result from back pressures of inadequate
"drainage" of waste water. Science is great but the body is an individual
thing that each of us possess and it's my suspicion that we need individual
attention not the "generalisation" so often met in diagnostic procedures..
I have 8+8 stage 4 metastatic in remission for the last 9 months I still drink a couple of glasses of milk a day am not a vegan try to stay away from candy and chocolate most of the time. Let’s face it this disease affects everyone differently and my taste buds are not like they used to be so some times it’s hard to find something that actually tastes good so why not enjoy something that perks up your appetite at least once in awhile. I’m 67 and going on 3 years of this so I intend to at least enjoy life when I can. Good luck to all that are on this long journey and hoping we can all be cured one day soon.
Salute and salutation ... Sir for I'm in ( 67) the same situation and at the same place with this metastatic process ! Went to the emergency room two years ago and came out and was told that my inside where looking like the character from the movie venom , stage four prostate cancer with 4+3 gleason some good day's and some bad day's ... One day I hope they find a cure
What was your treatment?
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@@tomswoverland what was your diet and treatment …. I wanna help my dad
What an eminently sensible approach, refreshing!
Another great video which again answered key questions i had! I would happily live next door to these two incredible doctors! Thank you🙏🙏
Here are some of our other videos and articles on diet and lifestyle for prostate cancer:
Diet, Nutrition, and Cancer Survivorship | T. Colin Campbell, PhD (2007)
ruclips.net/video/hWfsQv800NU/видео.html
The Importance of Exercise While Managing Prostate Cancer | Mark Moyad, MD & Mark Scholz, MD | PCRI
ruclips.net/video/8n0cIhamFvo/видео.html
Hormone Therapy Side Effect Solutions: Exercise, Acupuncture, and More | Mark Moyad, MD | PCRI
ruclips.net/video/3Vkdc72qb_M/видео.html
Best Cancer Diet Advice from Expert, Mark Moyad, MD, MPH | 2019 PCC Excerpts
ruclips.net/video/2QOJpAhsE9M/видео.html
Impact of Lifestyle and Exercise on Prostate Cancer, Mark Moyad, MD, MPH | 2018 PCRI Conference
ruclips.net/video/jnZzc_UoHmA/видео.html
Antioxidants, Polyphenols, & Prostate Cancer | William Aronson, MD at the 2019 PCRI Conference
ruclips.net/video/LWRvdvr9lxc/видео.html
Cancer Treatment: Why a Vegetarian Diet Helps
ruclips.net/video/xVsDbUaVXRI/видео.html
Why Weight Training is SO Important While on Hormone Therapy
ruclips.net/video/ywhy8ET0RRE/видео.html
Lutetium-177, Diet, Prostatitis, and BPH | Answering RUclips Comments #1 | Mark Scholz, MD
ruclips.net/video/wa53PEWk-48/видео.html
WHOLE FOOD, PLANT-BASED EATING: BETTER THAN EXERCISE
pcri.org/insights-blog/2017/12/1/whole-food-plant-based-eating-better-than-exercise
WHOLE FOOD, PLANT-BASED EATING 2: PEOPLE & RESOURCE
pcri.org/insights-blog/2018/1/3/whole-food-plant-based-eating-2-people-resources
WHOLE FOODS, PLANT-BASED EATING 3: GREEN SMOOTHIE FOR BREAKFAST
pcri.org/insights-blog/2018/1/18/whole-foods-plant-based-eating-3-green-smoothie-for-breakfast?rq=smoothies
en español:
Cáncer de próstata: la dieta mejor | Pregunta a un experto en próstata
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Dr. Dean Ornish has shown regression with Prostate cancer. Dairy has lots of estrogen which has shown to increase several cancers. It contains insulin-like growth factor which stimulates cancer growth. It also has high concentration of environmental toxins that bio-accumulate in the cow from the feed. Some possible reasons why it can increase cancer risk.
The best dairy to eat or drink is grass-fed. I don't drink milk but I do enjoy grass-fed cheese and aged cheese. It's a big difference from grain-fed. Grass-fed cheese has more nutrients and CLA as well as omega 3 in them. Plus vitamin K2 which is very heart-healthy.
The problem is that the majority of the studies who showed that dairy increase the chance of prostate cancer were conducted based on cow milk consumption. What about cheese and yogurt? What about goat and sheep milk?
Cheese and yogurt are made from milk. Same ingredients, same problematic compounds.
Yes, I have never seen a study that references yogurt, kefir or hard cheeses or goat and sheep's milk. They are different animals and how they are maintained may make a difference in how much hormones are in the sheep's and goats products.
@@cinattra Cows have to be pregnant to lactate, you can't avoid hormones. Watch those studies, are they funded by the dairy industry?
I wonder why there are't that many incentives to remove these maybe problematic substances from dairy.
Raw and grass fed they always use conventional milk for these studies
Finally, some common sense regarding nutrition and its influence on health. Thank you.
A concern I have about dairy is--Is it helping cancers to grow? Dairy's sole purpose is to promote growth in living things--a calf goes from 100lbs to 200lbs in 90 days of nursing and kid goats 4-12lbs to 30-50lbs in 60 days. And worse still turning milk into cheese increases these hormones, fats etc as it concentrates everything.
That is a real concern to me as well, especially regarding cancers that are effected by sex hormones- prostate and breast cancer. Between the high levels of mammalian estrogen, the casein protein and the Insulin-like Growth Factor-1, humans are practically inviting cancer to form and proliferate by consuming dairy. The medical establishment needs to grow some courage and make a clear and concise recommendation to omit dairy all together. It is not a health food, comes with other harmful health impacts, and the vast majority of the population is lactose intolerant. The other very important piece that is so often left out of the discussion is that in the US the dairy herd is largely infected with bovine leukemia, yes- blood cancer. Guess what shows up on blood tests of a large percentage of women with breast cancer? Antibodies to bovine leukemia. We are feeding milk from diseases animals to the entire population and wondering why we are sick.
There is no evidence for this
@@purelife1944 From the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 'systematic review and meta-analysis of cohort studies' vol.101, issue 1 Jan. 2015, quote " High intakes of dairy products......may increase total prostate cancer risk". The National Institutes of Health, the British Medical Journal and the Lancet have all published studies that have clearly linked dairy intake to prostate cancer. It's no longer a question.
“may” !!
What about other factors…
Ultra processed foods
Alcohol
Exercise
Weight of subjects
Etc etc.
What is the mechanism from milk creating the issue?
It is not proven at all. Ask any urologist.
@@speedycarft I did 'ask any urologist'. She agreed, after I sent her links to several reputable studies (turns out she had already read them), that dairy and older men ARE an issue. Not only does the REGULAR consumption of dairy increase the risk of prostate cancer, it stimulates the growth of especially aggressive cancers. No, the occasional piece of cheese is not going to be a problem, which is good news. I love butter and cheese. However, I love living even more, and with one family member already dying of prostate cancer I don't feel that giving up dairy was a big sacrifice. What is the mechanism? We don't know yet. It appears the extraordinary levels of estrogen and progesterone in today's industrial milk are likely the issue.
Latest research (June 2022):
Men with higher intakes of dairy foods, especially milk, face a significantly higher risk of prostate cancer compared to men with lower intakes, according to a new study conducted by researchers at Loma Linda University Health. The study found no such associations between increased prostate cancer risk and intake of non-dairy calcium, suggesting substances other than calcium play a role in the risk dairy foods poses for prostate cancer.
“Our findings add important weight to other evidence associating dairy products, rather than non-dairy calcium, as a modifiable risk factor for prostate cancer,” said Gary Fraser, MBChB, PhD, the study's principal investigator and professor at Loma Linda University School of Medicine and School of Public Health.
Loma Linda is a vegan institution lol. Don’t trust anything that comes out of that animal rights group
I’m curious did the research specify whether or not it made a difference if the milk was from grass fed or grain fed cows? Organic or non gmo etc.?
@@jaredh7273 good point. I haven't read the study fully to ascertain that. I'll find a link to the actual study and post it here for perusal. But yes, that is an interesting differentiation. I would think that they probably based this on non-grassfed merely because that is the most predominant form on the market. So a study looking at grass fed cows and any prostate cancer risk would be highly important.
Loma Linda is a vegan biased institute. Don’t believe anything that comes out of there.
I’d be more concerned about alcohol over milk !
@@jaredh7273 consider that the harmful agents in dairy, namely estrogen, casein, and IGF-1 are innate qualities of milk. Those things are not the result of commercial/conventional milk production.
I am 66 years old and been on a whole food Plant based diet, high carb low fat for 9 year, no animal products and still got an enlarged prostate and waiting for biopsy results to find out if I have prostate cancer. Likert score 4 (highly likely)
My dad is doing great after nine years. Followed the Budwig diet the just modified it. Bigs one are no sugar, process meat on any kind, processed grains, very little beef and pork with more fish and chicken. Stay busy, don't drink or smoke. He also take cannibis oil nightly.
Every book, article and video Ive watched all say this; "BE SURE TO GET AN EXPERT FOR BEST RESULTS."
WHERE DO WE FIND ONE? WHO DO WE TRUST TO TELL US AN WHO IS AND WHO ISNT AN EXPERT??
Many CLAIM to be an expert, but is there some chart that tells us how many successful surgeries for prostates
a surgeon has?
please point us in the right direction. thank you.
Check out Dr Thomas Seyfried
Well, I minimised my dairy intake about 15 yrs ago, because of allergy to dust mites and dairy seemed to be the trigger. 5YRS ago gave it up completely, when my allergy's and chest infections returned. I had a vasectimy 30yrs ago, try and eat healthy and have never smoked. I am 70yrs , so far no prob with prostate
So if you have no prostate issues, why are you even watching this video?
I thought Dr Scholz said that his patients on a whole food vegan diet did not show a rise in their PSA? (in another video)
What about the China study?
Why would you trust china?? Lol
The suggested CD36-palmitic acid connection to cancer metastases might suggest a further consideration of dairy.
could you please elaborate on this? i'm very interested? any links you can share?
@@dville_dude nutritionfacts.org/video/what-causes-cancer-to-metastasize/
It’s in palm oil
@@speedycarft Which they combine two make so called "Butter" here in Canada..
Thanks for sharing
Other than Homo sapiens, which animal species routinely drinks the milk from another species?
@John Milton The ability to sabotage your own health. What an accomplishment.
@John Milton Do you want that written on your tombstone?
@@daviddawes2862 Other than Homo sapiens, which animal species routinely takes a motor vehicle to work, wears blue jeans or occasionally has peanut butter and Fluff on Graham crackers as a snack?
@@diffened Well now, I guess that justifies consuming the poison we call dairy.
@@diffened so the answer is none.
Just gone been sent bk to my GP now 12 monthly blood tests instead of 6 monthly. PSA been at 6.4 for 2 yrs. 1 MRI. 1 torus biopsy and on full biopsy. All ok. Now carnivore diet.
How are you since going carinove?
If it is just about a glass of milk here and there, I get it that it would be insignificant to cut it out to prevent cancer growth. Knowing that the average American on the SAD (Standard American Diet) consumes nearly 2 lbs, in various forms, of dairy, should make people , and doctors, pause.
I’m just going to get up, have a glass of warm water and a pear and go back to bed.
As vasectomies and the pill became the norm ,prostate cancer rates went up and are still climbing.
Had the vas; got the cancer
Got the Vas also and then got Prostrate cancer several years later. PSA 38 Gleeson 5+4. Is there a link? I mentioned this to the urologist and he disissed any link.
Those things also coincided with the rise of meat, dairy and junk food consumption.
@@kamaliancirranoush1916 Right, in societies where dairy is not consumed prostate cancer is almost non existent.
@@mosfet500 what societies would that be?
Quantity has a quality all its own
Moderation in everything. About two years ago I discovered whiskey and Old Fashion’s… to the point of enjoying 1 or two after dinner. Realized from videos like this… moderation… just once in awhile is better for me.
Cocaine,cigarettes and alcohol
You might ask well smoke cigarettes in "moderation"
I do. Live a little before you die. I gotta tell ya, there’s no pretty way out.
Does this include things like almond milk??x
Almond milk is not dairy. It is made of almonds, water, possible preservatives etc. No animal milk.
absolutely avoid dairy( or very occasionaly),meat( except true organic one in little), water fast for weeks until 6 if you could handle it. Practise some running, exercise, have cold shower, no stress, you will have long life without health issue in very good shape.
Ps could it sometime junk food, little alcool.
If diet and exercise were a pill, everyone would be taking it
I'm not going tell you what you should eat or fast. The diet people require is more than not dependant on their geneology. Not one way suits every one. There are peoples who for thousands of years survived very healthily on cows blood and milk. You think they should follow your suggestions. That is foolishness!
@@darrellturner560 do agree with you.
No
Just give up alcohol
Not your best work PCRI. This video is flippant, inconclusive and contradicts other videos in which you report "Prostate Cancer grows from animal fats".
"A little milk is OK" Not if it has animal fats, according to you PCRI. Moyad says milk drinkers have bad habits... he makes analogy to smokers or alcoholics' ridiculous and flippant.
you did not answer, you made it more confusing , we need to know ; can we est dairy product ? , and how much , and if not what is the substitute
All dairy products ultimately contain saturated fat which all the research suggests should be minimised .
So the recommendation is to minimise saturated fat where ever it comes from be it meat cheese milk yoghurt , coconut oil palm and and replace with unsaturated fats like olive oil .
The parameter is your calorie intake . If over weight then lose weight to healthy bmi . Saturated fats will generally have the most calories so all more reason to minimise when moving towards a healthy weight
Get all your dairy and meat from 100% grass fed grass finished meat and you’ll be fine. And don’t char your meat when you cook it.
Dairy foods contain mammalian estrogen. If you are worried about cancer that is driven by sex hormones, do not ingest foods that contain sex hormones.
Nuts contain saturated fat. Are you eating those?
All things in proportion and milk is fine. This article is bullshit
I completely cured my prostate problems, among many other chronic illness, by eating carnivore diet. Just meat, a little dairy. No sugar, no carbs, no plants. Who knew?
That’s awesome and not surprised bc you’re eliminating all processed and inflammatory foods.
Did you have prostate cancer or "just" enlargement ? From where to where did your PSA end ? Thanks for your answer.
@@Maximus_Vulpes enlargement. I would wake up to pee 5 times a night just to dribble painfully. Now its full stream and painfree. Also, its rarely more than once a night. Im 63.
@@Maximus_Vulpes very pertinent question
Flaxseed, white button mushrooms, and a vegan diet have been shown to slow prostate cancer.
The difference between no treatment and the use of radiation and androgen depravation appears to be about an 8% increase in survival time for those who are treated.
Is it worth it for an additional 8% considering the side effects of treatment?
Would it be a better plan to use the dietary measures mentioned above to treat recurrent prostate cancer?
@@PersonalStash420 I now question that figure which I heard in a youtube video. The 8% was the figure for those treated with radiation and ADT vs those who chose no treatment. I do not believe that to be accurate.
And they say the ALA in Flaxseeds can contribute to prostate cancer. In my opinion....nobody knows squat and everybody is confused.
^^^ THIS
They don’t know WTF causes cancer. So many factors. So many cancers. You may dodge one by getting the other. Life is all about LIVING, so try your best, but also try to enjoy your life. Stress is worse than milk, guaranteed.
@@jeltoninc.8542 I agree stress is worse than any dietary factor.
Rising estradiol (age related) in my view promotes BPH and PCa, not testosterone! Otherwise every 20 year old would have these problems. Why are there not more studies on this?
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Taking pomegranate juice has always reduced my PSA.
Evidence?
@@PersonalStash420 my PSA readings stopped going up and turned downwards 👇
And yet, pomegranate juice has also shown to increase testosterone levels in a study of men by an average of 24% after two months. I thought testosterone was meant to increase prostate cancer progression! Same as vitamin d3. This vitamin has been scientifically shown to increase testosterone levels in men by 20% after 12 months of supplentation of 3,332 international units per day. Yet, other studies have shown that daily supplemtation of vitamin d3 at 4,000 iu reduced and in some cases reversed prostate cancer in a small study of 32 men. There goes the theory that increasing testosterone increases prostate cancer progression!!
@@dominictucci6030 Estradiol in my view promotes BPH and PCa, not testosterone otherwise every 20 year old would have these problems. Why is there not more studies on this?
Nature's product that has long had a reputation for maintaining prostate health.
I feel better without fresh dairy like real butter, raw cheese and whole milk. I have discovered that pizza, clam chowder and fish fried in butter is OK. The symptoms are back pain, swollen joints and cloudy urine. 20 years ago a biopsy revealed a spot of cancer in a quadrant of the test on my prostate. Since then I have had a PSA check every 6 months. The results have been a low of 4.5 and a high of 10. The last one was 8.2. I have discovered that it is definitely affected by sexual arousals I am 6'4", 220 lbs and very active at 86. I am descended from the tribes of Northern Europe.
Iguana
negatively or positively affected by sexual arousal?
Did you have any treatment after your biopsy or just watchful waiting.
I’m simple too - milk is a 4 letter word :)
Surely there have to have been some nonobservational studies on diet and prostate cancer.
There is no money in it.
What about 100% grass fed A2/A2 casein milk.
Some of the epidemiological data has stratified for "other risk factors". Your answer is not complete. Other lifestyle factors including weight changes, smoking, exercise were also evaluated. High fat dairy, specifically cows milk 2-3 classes a day over a persons lifetime increases prostate cancer. Yogurt has not shown this. If you are going to do give medical advice, be specific. Please provide references and spend 10-20 hours minimum in the literature to give a complete answer. Complex disease, yes everyone is aware of of that. But, you also need to review the literature on "well done" meat for polyaromatic hydrocarbons. We are talking about life time exposure risk, and epidemiology is all we have in the nutrition research. This is low level science that you are presenting without any specific details. This is below the level of presentation we would expect from a first year undergrad student.
I completely agree!
Brought to by the dairy and cattle associations of America.
No, brought to yo you by the vegan nonsense society lol
Good advice - Blue Zone research suggests meat as a condiment.
The latitude of your family origins is a major factor! We are genetically different animals and one rule does not work here either!
I have some sympathy with this view. One size does not necessarily fit all and
the fondness of the medical profession for "generalisation" rather than
concentrating on the individual is hardly unknown. Is a 250lb strongman's
heart health and treatment the same as that of a 125lb marathon runner?!!
These studies are always done with conventional dairy not raw grassfed
Much more useful to cut out sugar. Cholesterol is not a problem, according to the American College of Cardiology.
Yes, the cancer is fed by sugar. Cut sugar out as much as possible.
@@chriskitchen4772 even cutting out fruit?
@@jassa2160 At least high sugar ones, like pineapples, mangoes etc. Seasonal low carb ones, like strawberries, blueberries etc. should be OK in moderation.
Grass fed farm products only!!!
ok, when I hear cholesterol, I take a pause. unless you mean cholesterol composition, irrespective of serum cholesterol levels of course. meat as a condiment? so what is one to live on, a vegan diet? looks like nobody knows anything and everybody is just throwing darts in the dark.
Lots of good scientific studies to recommend
1. Lose weight
2. Massively reduce saturated fat including coconut and palm oil
Move towards unsaturated fat such as olive oil
3. Soluble fibre
Increase fruit and veg intake particularly berries like blackberries rasberries
4. Minimise the unprocessed foods
5. The med diet and dash diet are the recommended diets . With the med diet leaning towards more fruit and veg and less saturated fats in it.
@@Foxtrottangoabc all those studies are flawed. Follow them to your detriment.
@@FoxtrottangoabcI don't think you meant to say "minimise the unprocessed foods". I think you meant "minimize the processed foods" or "minimize the ultra-processed foods".
@@carlr2837 yes good spot I meant processed foods :)
My slender, 60 year vegetarian hubbie with low dairy diet got prostate cancer. Go figure.
So low dairy not no dairy?
The study that just came out was done with a half million people and they found that with a 1/4 cup of dairy a day there was a 17% increase in cancer rates. And ofcourse a doubling of that intake would double the risk.
That's cause ne is so unhealthy
what about other animal proteins in his diet?
@@differencemaker242 Yes, but where did the dairy come from? Was it from 100% grass fed cows? Doubtful. And what else were those people eating?
Can you starve cancer with diet?
Issue is most people dont use milk once in a while. Your not looking at normal dairy use. Cancer also is from lack of anticancer phytonutrients, and casein is seen by the immune system has been studied. Most americans eat dairy every meal. Your right except the normal american is excessive on dairy, grains( as opposed to legumes, beans, lentils, and green leafy starches too much fructose also causes metabolic liver issues
what about eggs I love my eggs
I have to disagree.
I’ve been keto for 5 years. Metabolic panel is perfect. Lost a lot of weight. I eat lots of meat and fat. Recently diagnosed with Gleason 7.
I bet it would be worse if I was still eating sugar and carbs. Am I wrong?
Hi, sorry to hear that. Did you eat lot of diary ? Overweight problems in the past ?
The reason red meat is bad for the prostate is because it has creatine in it. Creatine increases dht levels. Too high of dht levels is not good for the prostate especially in older men when their progesterone levels are declining. One of the things progesterone does is inhibits 5-alpha reductase. All men over 45 should be applying 8-10 mgs of progesterone cream to their scrotum daily. Especially if you’re at high risk for prostate cancer.
Evidence?
@@speedycarft, none
Where is the medical knowledge of just what causes prostate cancer? If the cause is
unknown, how can there be any way to treat the effect in purely medical terms?
There is none. A lot of guess work.
What about grass fed beef?
Its is that simple best believe.....Let you medicine be your food and your food be your medicine. Then they all out of a JOB !
Continuing the sage old advice from the Greeks?! Lifestyle and diet are surely
the biggest contributors to bodily health.
Is it the dairy or fat and sugar? The only dairy I consume is two yogurts a day with zero sugar and 0 fat.
It’s the sugars. Also make sure you get milk that’s from 100% grass fed cows. Same with beef. It’s the grains they feed the cows that’s the problem.
@@PersonalStash420 Any grocery store where I live has them.
Joy is good health and not what food tastes like
Diet???Will it ever be healthy?So confusing!!!!Please sync it!!
The Dr's beliefs and onions are just that. The SCIENCE says a whole food plant based diet is optimal. Ditch the dairy and you will be healthier for it, with or without prostate cancer. That said, we all make personal choices of compromise for perceived quality of life. Dairy or not. Alcohol or not. Exercise or not. You get to decide.
So smoking isn’t bad for you???
Avoid blood sugar and insulin spikes by eating low carb. There is a ton of carbs in milk
There is saturated fat and carb on milk
@John Wilson too much seems to raise ldl cholesterol and apob . All the big studies point towards eating too much sat fat causing heart disease etc . I guess its tge quantity of sat fat we consume as less then 10 percent of calorie intake through sat fat is still considered OK and possibly recommended.
@John Wilson even the most modern research papers still overwhelmingly show saturated fats is not a good idea for long term health.
Yes going keto as example, controlling calories , taking up exercises and ultimately losing weight which is one of the main factors losing weight . Fantastic in the short term , but having spent a lot of time researching the good research experts on utube such as Nutrition made simple by dr gil Carvalho the evidence still shows that saturated fat is not health over the long term 👍
@John Wilson in fairness to dr Carvalho he uses major research papers as his evidence which is more than 90 percent of health advocates including doctors do on utube .
Or eliminate insulin resistance all together by eating a low fat high fiber diet.
2 fold increase in prostate cancer and breast cancer in seventh day adventist who drank milk or didn't
I cut out the Western Diet and the pounds came off 60 LBS
Carnivore is zero glycemic very low insulin.
Vry least is dairy even cheese in ppls of color but someone don't hav to go far to see deir 2.5 fold increase in prostate cancers but d comments on video r all across d board
Inflammation, meat protein is needed because vegetable protein does not provide. Solution to inflammation blood flow increases oxygen that will repair you tissue.
vegetable protein does not provide what? i think your comment might be missing something.
@@dville_dude All the cells need. I advocate for a diet of moderations. Extreme diets can produce imbalances and lead to deficiency in other parts of the cell metabolism. Our cells=sacks of saltwater need a balance of everything to reproduce efficiently. I hope this is clearer than my response to the Dr’s.
@@cooperjdcox49 thank you. agreed.
Milk drinkers have poor lifestyles?
WHAT Kind Of A Loon Are You.
@@charlesgair8608 😂...
Don’t get screened for prostate cancer. No PSA test.
That's always an option. My brother-in-law opted to not ever have a PSA test, and didn't go in until his prostate cancer was at a very advanced stage, and had metastasized into his bones. A year later, he's still alive, but I doubt he'll make it 5 years. Me, I took the other option. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer a couple years ago, but it is early, and no treatment is required at this stage. I get my PSA checked quarterly, and we'll undertake treatment eventually. I expect to die with prostate cancer, not from it.
@@carlr2837 I’m sorry
You guys are all wrong about meat. It's not the meat it's the breads buns potato rice and corn peiple eat with the meats.
100% agree.
Who told you that? The Keto proponents? Keto is the very WORST, most Um-Healthy diet out of the Top 35 most popular diets! Look into it.
@@jmseipp 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@newunderthesun7353 Google it! And this too, three new studies show that low carb diets like keto and carnivore lead to premature death: ruclips.net/video/gzeP1obBe30/видео.htmlsi=rrzR2HzuTXQuEU5n
I just drank 1liter of milk
Cheese is really not fit for human consumption. The effect of cheese is deleterious.-[Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene, 46, 47] Counsels on Health, 114, 1890
I would humbly suggest that you guys read "The China Study" by Colin Campbell. He makes the case that all animal based protein (meat and dairy included) promotes cancer growth and a plant based diet is the way to reduce the risk of all cancers (as well as heart disease).....
You may have seen this, but here is a presentation he gave at one of our conferences: ruclips.net/video/hWfsQv800NU/видео.html
@@ThePCRI Yes, I've heard similar speeches from Campbell. The point is that meat and dairy should be minimized for prostate health and health in general. More importantly as what to avoid, is what should be consumed: a plant based diet of fruits, vegetables, grains, beans, nuts etc. It's hard to do but minimizing SOS is helpful. SOS = international sign for an emergency and also stands for Salt, Oil, and Sugar...
@@sidneyparker201 alot of those plants have anti nutrients and oxalates phytic acid
@@ulyssesmarshall5061 ....and your point is?
@@sidneyparker201 How can they be so good for u ...they seem more detrimental to our health.. help it make sense then
😂 nemojte prestati sa mlekom, nastavite imati rak prostate. Dobro je to za biznis. 🎉
There is an easy way to know if this Dr. Is telling the truth or if he's a stooge for the dairy industry. What are the results of dairy in animal studies? If they are consistent with the results from human studies then milk is the problem.
The dairy industry is not paying either of the doctors. Dr. Scholz has said before in videos that he thinks cutting dairy is a good idea for prostate cancer patients based on literature like "The China Study," and here, Dr. Moyad is just saying that a small amount of dairy is not likely to make a big difference. A lot of the studies that were performed looking at dairy in people were looking at people who consumed a lot of dairy regularly, and in those kinds of studies, it is also impossible to control for other habits that people may have. So Dr. Moyad is saying that having a bit of milk in your tea or an ice cream every once in a while is probably not going to make a big difference and the important thing is that you are staying healthy overall. The dairy industry is unlikely to make big profits from such a suggestion.
Carbs,,,,,,,,fatal
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CARNIVORE IS THE WAY, I SPEAK FROM EXPERIENCE
How did carnivore help you? Can you share your experience?
Thank you. I like milk
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If doctors told people to eat a whole plant based diet, the medical industry would go bankrupt.
#forksoverknives
Especially if you’re eating Kentucky Fried Chickens & MacDonalds burgers which ain’t Food .
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