food or ideas for avoiding cancer Posted: 02-06-08 10:39am
hi.
I am 17 years old and my dad is 61. He has
had prostate cancer for years and it looks
like he's on the way out.
Whenever my dad gets angry at me he always
says that I am going to get cancer when
I'm his age and then I'll know what it's
like.
Well, I am looking for any information
about things that I can do to avoid
Prostate cancer. Anything that I should be
eating/doing etc.
thanks for any help.
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MandMs
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Posted: 02-12-08 05:31am
Eating fish such as salmon, mackerel and
tuna that are rich in omega-3 fats can
help preventing prostate cancer.
Supplementing with 200 micrograms/day of
selenium (antioxidant) cuts prostate
cancer risk in half. Food rich in selenium
is: Brazil nuts, tuna, sardines, halibut,
spaghetti.
Tomatoes and tomato products, especially
tomato sauce, have a protective effect
against prostate cancer, too.
All of these foods can be also, very
beneficial in stopping the progression of
already existing prostate cancer.
By sharing these tips with your father
you'll get this topic on another level
(not used like arguing) more helpful for
both of you.
Best wishes!
Marija
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