Diet and Exercise: Living With Prostate Cancer
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- (Visit: www.uctv.tv/) The role of diet and exercise in addressing prostate cancer with June Chan, UCSF. Recorded on 06/08/2019. Series: "Prostate Cancer Patient Conference" [Professional Medical Education] [Show ID: 34972]
IT'S A HONOR TO HEAR YOU. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK. THE WORLD NEEDS YOU, AND I APPRECIATE YOUR TIME.
To the best of my knowledge,I will stay with the lowest possible risk factors nutrition in regards to my prostate,now and into the future,and the most compatibile less invasive treatments that are and will be compatible to my age and lifestyle choices.
Is it possible to get a copy of all the materials you handed out at the conference. Thank you!
Does it make any difference if you exercise 3 times a week at a specific pace or 5 times a week at a proportionally lower pace?
I was just diagnosed with 4+3 2c. I'm about to start rad/ADT. I'd like to be a part of some kind of study to benefit men in the future. If anyone is looking for candidates, please reply and I'll be happy to get back with you.
Inspirational talk. Excellent presentation
i have been diagnosed with gleason 6 should i now stop taking zinc and other vitamins
What is the best way to cook the tomatoes? I'm 67 have low risk 3+3=6 prostate cancer and last PSA was 9.2 .Urologist suggested AS , but I want to go for the Proton Beam radiation only thru Mayo in AZ. I hear guys have obliterated the tumor thru diet and exercise ...Is it possible... ?? I was diagnosed with PC in 2020 thru a prostate biopsy.....
Does garden works count as exercise?
Yes. At least if you are one of the 10 first heart transplant recipients. One guy did so well they transfused his blood into some of the others. It is a televised report.
i AM 70 YEARS OLD and perform 5 one hour HIIT training and two hours of Weight training by a trainer with Far Infrered Sauna 30 minutes and photo therapy
I see my colleagues my age having all kind of maladies (cancer, diabetes, hypertension, etc) but they just can't rid of their bad habits no matter what. The flipside is that it is so easy to hook up the masses but any kind of a tighter regulation is met with backlashes backed by corporations oh the first amendment the sacred personal choices and on. Honestly I don't see any reasonable solution but then again some says a solution is not even needed in the first place.
What a strange world we live in when grown men have to be coddled like children in order to motive them to get up and do something to save their own lives.
That comes out of the mentality that, it's not going to be me, until it is. And then its too late.
Read "Sapiens" and you will discover laziness is essentially a survival trait (at least in the environment we evolved in), but yes, it is also important to overcome it, as we now live in a different world. Man did not evolve in conditions of plentiness and safety.
Sorry but this is a repeat of what is already well known that a non-professional researcher can find out by thoroughly searching Google.