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Can Drinking Tea Reduce My Prostate Cancer Risk?
Drinking tea reduces prostate cancer risk, especially among men who consume two or more cups of green tea or black tea per day. That was the finding reported by investigators at Maastricht University in The Netherlands. This study supports the findings of numerous previous research efforts in which scientists found that components found in tea…
Can You Treat Peyronie’s Disease with Verapamil Gel?
Verapamil Gel is a calcium channel blocker available in topical form for the treatment of Peyronies disease. Calcium channel blockers relax blood vessels and promote blood flow, which is why they are typically used to treat high blood pressure and heart conditions, including coronary artery disease and angina. Studies of Verapamil Gel for Peyronie’s Disease Treatment Verapamil…
What’s Wrong with the PSA Test
Some men are asking what’s wrong with the PSA test since there has been controversy over its accuracy and reliability. Experts argue that the PSA is not that reliable because it can give false positive (indicating the presence of cancer that is not there) and false negative (missing prostate cancer that is there) results. Either…
Preventing and Treating Breast Cancer in Men
Can men get breast cancer? Absolutely. In 2012, an estimated 2,190 new cases of breast cancer in men will be diagnosed in the United States, and about 410 men will die of the disease. While these numbers are significantly smaller than the numbers of women who develop and die of the disease, breast cancer in…
Top 5 Foods for Men Over 40
Sometimes eating well is overwhelming and you don’t know where to begin. As you age you may notice subtle changes in your body and new health problems arising. You want food that tastes good but also is high in nutritional value and has good health benefits that suit your changing needs. So let’s make it…
Is Soy Good for Men? Part I
One of the most controversial foods on the market is soy. Scientists have been arguing for years about the health impact of soybeans, which is found in various forms in an increasingly growing number of food products, ranging from obvious selections such as soy beverages, tofu, and soy dogs to seemingly unrelated products, including many…