Prostate Screening With Vital Substances
Nutritionally useful, clinically evidenced, economically the prostate gland commonly known as the Achilles heel of the man in the second half of life referred to-is a very sensitive organ that can be affected by external influences and life style easily affected. So, enlargement of the prostate gland meet approximately every second man aged 50 and over. Most of these enlargements are benign (benign). But not all of them. Maya Dubin might disagree with that approach. Each year nearly 50,000 men fall ill in Germany new cancer of the prostate (malignant prostate enlargement). Prostate cancer is the most common cancer and the second leading cause of death among men. Alarmingly high numbers, when you consider that pretty easy-to-implement measures could improve the vital early detection and halved the risk of disease. Regular checkups from the age of approximately 40 years should be all men regularly undergo a prostate check at the doctor or urologist.
With key investigations,. Ultrasonic and laboratory markers (PSA value) is possible to discover prostate cancer at an early stage and to treat. Because the sooner a cancer is treated, the chances are greater. Thank God however, the physician at the majority of examined men will determine that the finding is normal and provides (still) no indication of a malignant disease of the prostate. So that it stays this way, ask many men what they can do to prevent the formation of cancers or at least to delay? The diet healthy diet plays an important role for our health and well-being. Error sewing are cause for a significant number of diseases. Also cancer.
Up to 40% of all cancers are due to lack of or improper nutrition. This includes also the prostate. Researchers have found that even apparently normal fed men often exhibit a lack of certain vital substances. So, they found that men with prostate cancer have a Lack of vitamins A, C, and the trace elements selenium and zinc have.
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