Pomegranate-Polyphenol Food Blend Reduces Prostate PSA Rise

A new clinical study confirms that pomegranate, combined with other polyphenol-rich foods, can significantly reduce prostate enlargement and cancer risk among men.

The new double-blind, placebo-controlled study comes as controversy has emerged after two clinical studies found pomegranate did not improve prostate parameters.

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Have People Used Baking Soda to Treat Cancer for 10 Cents/Day?

The National Cancer Institute says that cancer treatment costs between $31,500 and $400,000 over several years, depending on the type of cancer one is suffering from. One of the cheapest ways to treat cancer is probably something you’ve never heard of, yet Dr. Tullio Simoncini of Rome found a possible treatment that takes around three weeks and costs literally pennies. But his simple, yet revolutionary idea was shunned by the medical industry, even though he was a successful oncologist. Nonetheless, Simoncini has destroyed cancerous tumors with nothing more than sodium bicarbonate, otherwise known as baking soda.

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Prostate Cancer

Benjamin Miller* was shocked to learn he had prostate cancer.

"I had absolutely no family history of prostate cancer," Miller says. "I was very active, had no symptoms, and had an excellent diet."

Miller has since spent a great deal of time over the past five years mentoring men who have been recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, and although he generally avoids suggesting one treatment option over another, he spends even more time answering the questions he says that doctors won't answer.

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Fish Oil Harmful to Prostate?

Like OJ Simpson, who went from being a media darling to a media devil overnight, fish oil has experienced a rapid nosedive in reputation. Until recently, everyone who cared about health popped fish oil supplements daily, but then a series of studies cast doubt on whether that was a wise thing to do. First, back in 2011, a study proposed a link between high levels of omega-3s and prostate cancer. Then a few months ago, we reported research that concluded that Omega-3 supplements, for all the hype, actually did zilch to protect health. Now, a new study "apparently" corroborates the earlier research indicating that fish oil may significantly increase the risk of one of the most prevalent men's health issues: prostate cancer. >

Coffee Cuts Lethal Prostate Cancer

If you are a coffee drinking man, you just might be giving yourself a health boost. According to the latest research, coffee may do your prostate a world of good, but you need to drink a lot of it to reap the benefits. >

Daily Serving of Soda Increases Aggressive Prostate Cancer Risk by 40%

Soda is quite possibly the most vilified food/beverage on the market, and for good reason. The beverage offers zero nutritional value, all while increasing the risk of countless diseases. But even with everything we know as a society, soda sales continue upward, and so do the number of studies showcasing the negative effects of the popular drink. According to one recent study, consuming about 1 soda per day increases a man’s risk of prostate cancer by 40% compared to someone who never touches the beverage.

The Swedish study, coming from Lund University and recently published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, focused on the associations between carbohydrates and their food sources in regards to prostate cancer risk. The researchers followed 8,128 men ages 45-73 for an average of 15 years. All were reported to be in good health. >

More to read:-

• Fish Oil Harmful to Prostate?
• Coffee Cuts Lethal Prostate Cancer

Vitamin E Does Not Cause Prostate Cancer

In our last newsletter, I talked about how hysteria sells news. I also specifically mentioned a recent study that "proved" that "Vitamin Pills Are Useless.1" Or at least that's what the mainstream media trumpeted in headline after headline. I was planning to explore the nonsensical aspects of that study in this newsletter, but Mike Adams over at Natural News.com has done a good job deconstructing it,2 so instead, I can quickly cover a couple of key points in that absurd study and move on to another silly research project that also just released its results -- one that very few people in the alternative community have yet commented on -- the SELECT Study on Vitamin E and prostate cancer. >