Eat tomatoes and broccoli together, to cure / prevent prostate cancer

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(NaturalNews) Through many cancer regiments, the results of the treatments leave

the patients with debilitating and most of time deadly side effects such as hair

loss, vomiting, weight loss, edema, immune dysfunction, etc. For prostate

cancer, another consequence of the treatment can be added to the list: the

degeneration of cognitive abilities.

 

Typically, prostate cancer patients go through a treatment known as androgen

deprivation therapy (ADT) or hormone deprivation therapy that blocks

testosterone production and can slow the growth of the tumor.

 

Though a recent MSNBC article presents the type ofcognitive decline as miniscule

and limited to functions such as spatial ability and the ability to multitask

(and other such actions), can we be certain that the effects of this treatment

are as minimal as the mainstrem media make it out to be? I do not think anyone

can accurately know the answer to that question, unless there are those who know

these effects to be more serious than what is reported here; however, what is

sure is that these cognitive decline effects can certainly be avoided through

natural means.

 

One way to treat prostate cancer is to cut out low-fat dairy products. Low-fat

dairy products are callously promoted under the misconception that saturated fat

is unhealthy and " bad " for you. A study conducted by the Cancer Research Center

of Honolulu last year found that, after collecting data from 1993-2002 of 82,483

male participants forty-five years old and over, there was a twelve percent

decrease in the risk of developing prostatecancer for the whole milk drinkers:

there was a sixteen percent increased chance for developing the illness for

those who drank 2% milk or skim milk.

 

Another way to treat prostate cancer is to increase the intake of broccoli and

tomatoes together. Sheryl Waters of Natural News wrote, when quoting Professor

John Erdman of University of Illinois food science and humannutrition, that,

" When tomatoes and broccoli are eaten together, we see an additive effect. We

think it's because different bioactive compounds in each food work on different

anti-cancer pathways, " These documented effects demonstrate the wonderful, yet

simple, solution to betterhealth that broccoli and tomatoes provide.

 

Unfortunately, there is another added side effect to the purported treatment for

prostate cancer; however, that does not have to be the undue fate of the

illness's sufferers. There are natural treatments that can help to restore the

physical and mental health of the afflicted.

 

Sources:

 

1. (www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25887520)

 

2. (www.dietdetective.com/content/view/2834/150)

 

3. (http://www.naturalnews.com/023125.html)

 

4. (http://www.naturalnews.com/021446.html)

 

 

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