Even though we’ve all heard about prostate cancer, we still don’t know much about the its cause.  No doubt, age is a risk factor as well as family history and diet.  A new study from Mearini L, Costantini E, Zucchi A, Mearini E, Bini V, Cottini E Porena M Department of Urology, University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy shed light on the real reason why men are in danger of prostate cancer.
Low testosterone was linked to prostate cancer in this study (note – consider adding a link to, or naming, this study).  This finding explains why age is a risk factor: our testosterone goes down over the years.
It also explains the importance of family history: low testosterone may run in families. 
Now it is clear why a diet with high fat content is a risk factor for prostate cancer: fat increases enzyme aromatase activity which transformes testosterone into estrogen, thereby stealing testosterone from its target.

So how do you escape prostate cancer, especially if it runs in you family?

The first thing is:

1.    Increase your testosterone level with bioidentical (note – what does this mean?) hormone replacement therapy.

2.    Improve your health with healthy foods like:

meat

fish

fruits

vegetables

distilled water
Should you have any ideas or questions please contact me.

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