Natural defense from Prostate cancer	Monday, July 09, 2007
Green tea and lycopene may protect men from developing prostate cancer. The increased intake of vitamin C rich vegetables shows links to reduced risk of prostate cancer. Vitamin D may also decrease the risk of Prostate cancer.
The role of Selenium to prevent Prostate Cancer and HIV	Tuesday, June 19, 2007
High concentration of Selenium and vitamin E in the serum were associated with decreased probability of developing Prostate Cancer. The participants, who were taking 200 mg of Selenium and, accordingly, had higher level of Selenium in the serum, and decreased the HIV viral load.
Keep your prostate healthy when you age	Sunday, December 10, 2006
The prostate is a small gland that surrounds the neck of the bladder and urethra in men. Its major function is to contribute to seminal fluid. If the prostate enlarges, pressure may be put on the urethra, acting like a partial clamp and causing a variety of urinary symptoms. Half of all 50-year-old men have BPH, and the prevalence of the condition increases with advancing age. The name "benign Prostatic hyperplasia" has replaced the older term "benign Prostatic hypertrophy".