Men:Do you know how to reduce prostate risks?
Thursday, November 13th, 2008 at
4:24 pm
Arroyo Sunrise asked:
Ejakulat of the week. My urologist said before 20 years. I never am in my 80’s and a Prostata problem.
Ejakulat of the week. My urologist said before 20 years. I never am in my 80’s and a Prostata problem.
Tagged with: 80s • Prostate • Prostate Problem
Filed under: Men's Health
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Risk factors
Knowing the risk factors for prostate cancer can help you determine if and when you want to begin prostate cancer screening. The main risk factors include:
* Age. As you get older, your risk of prostate cancer increases. After age 50, your chance of having prostate cancer increases substantially.
* Race or ethnicity. For reasons that aren’t well understood, African-American men have a higher risk of developing and dying of prostate cancer.
* Family history. If a close family member — your father or brother — has prostate cancer, your risk of the disease is greater than that of the average American man.
* Diet. A high-fat diet and obesity may increase your risk of prostate cancer. Researchers theorize that fat increases production of the hormone testosterone, which may promote the development of prostate cancer cells.
do you need a wife to do that?
Way to go!!
Get checkups every year and the important part is the PSA test every year. If your PSA test reading is over 2.6 than you should see a Urological Specialists very soon.
your urologist was not only right he was well ahead of his time in telling you to ejaculate weekly. Recent studies have shown exactly that as being a significant factor in reducing risk of cancer of the prostate and related problems. If he is still alive, you should visit him and thank him for the excellent advice.
And to anyone reading this one, they should definitely heed th eadvice whether it is via sex or masturbation - do it and do it often.
I have heard that pomegranate juice is a wonderful preventative against prostate cancer.
Like my hubby already posted:
Connection between ejaculation frequency and prostate health
QUESTION:
have been coming across articles on the connection between masturbation, ejaculation, and overall health. I was very surprised about this article from the Cancer Council Victoria in Australia . It was a study that confirmed that ejaculation frequency is important for a healthy prostate. The protective effect was most significant in men in their twenties who ejaculated on average 7 or more times per week. It compared this against same-age men who ejaculated less than 3 times per week. I made a New Year’s resolution to pay attention to my body and to cum at least once a day. I feel much better for it and my penis strength and sexual urge has increased immensely. I feel balanced. After a year, I can’t imagine going back to my old repressed frequency and probably couldn?t keep from cumming for a whole day if I tried now. Why aren?t people made aware of this need? After getting used to daily +, I often have the urge to do it even more, but hold back. Are there any physical problems with over ejaculating?
ANSWER:
What a fabulous New Year’s resolution to pay attention to your body! Your efforts are worth applauding, as being in tune with yourself and your new masturbation schedule seems to have paid off, as you note that you feel “balanced” and “much better for it.” Happily, no physical problems are associated with over-ejaculating, so don’t worry about giving in to the natural urge to enjoy and pleasure yourself more often. You clearly have a strong awareness of the positive effects of masturbation on your body, so go ahead and experiment with masturbation frequency – in this way, you can determine what frequency feels best for you and your regular routine.
You also ask why people aren’t made aware of the “need” to masturbate often. Good question – especially in light of the study’s findings that frequent ejaculation helps reduce the risk of prostate cancer. Unfortunately, self-stimulation – as with most sexual acts – is often viewed as shameful, dirty, immoral, and all sorts of other negative adjectives. Wouldn’t it be great if masturbation could be seen as the healthy, enjoyable, and beneficial activity it really is, openly talked about and (gasp!) endorsed? Perhaps one day it will be – with more people like you who are open-minded and bold enough to talk about it in a positive light.
Enjoy – and pass that article along to friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, and anybody and everybody else!
stick your thumb all the way up your but!