Category: Prostate

The prostate has many functions in the male; two of them are:
1. Nerve control for male function; erection and ejaculation vs. urination.
2. Immune system for protecting semen and testis from infections.

Younger men have higher rates of bacteria while older men have higher rates of non-bacterial prostatitis. The main problems in older men are anaerobic bacteria and fungi.

The breast, prostate and lungs are derived from the same tissue of the embryo (endoderm). This tissue type is the most common cause of cancer death in men and women. The barrier between the water of the body and the outside is a layer of fatty acids (oil) which are hard to treat when not well.

Keeping the prostate healthy:
* Red wine for robust prostates (polyphenyl)
* Polyphenyls from cocoa good for prostate
* Coffee
* Polyphenyls from popcorn good for health
* Stewed tomatoes give Italians that live in Italy the lowest rates of prostate problems in the world. Lycopene.
* Walking / Leg lifts / Stairs - Exercise that improves circulation to the groin area. Bus drivers and airline pilots have the highest prostate problem rate in the population.
* Regular ejaculations
* Selenium levels: Selenium Wiki. In humans, selenium is a trace element nutrient that functions as cofactor for reduction of antioxidant enzymes, such as glutathione peroxidase.
* Traceminerals.
* Glutathione.

There is little help with:
* PSA testing no help in prolonging life
* PSA test under suspicion
* Surgery 
* Radio Active Pellets (Seeds)

Fixing a sick prostate:
* Vitamin K3 (menadione) plus vitamin C kills prostate cancer cells.
* Cancer therapy improved when combined with calcium chelation such as corticosteroids (prednisone). This effect could also be seen with salmon oil and/or dried thyroid supplements.

Treating anaerobic bacteria:
* Metronidazole

Treating Chlamydia trachomatis:

Treating Fungi: