State of the Art: Nutrition and Prostate Cancer 

Greatful for focus on Obese BMI 30+ discussion. You’ve helped me water Fast 3-days each week and drop 40 lbs in 90 days, and set a goal prior to youre support that I did not have a chance of meeting. I turned ‘Fresh Vegan’ but I soon hit a ‘flattened curve’ when my body adapted. Learning your point of whatever is heart healthy should be my focus and my obesity is a focus, then greater benefit from weight even beyond plant based diet, well then I doubled down on Fasting, while remaining plant based. Regrettably Intermittent fasting with 1-vegan meal a day only supported my weight on a nearly flat curve, so I upped anty to water fast 72-hours and remainder of week is 1-vegan dinner meal a day ended up being my ‘secret sauce’. Thank you for focus on OBESITY, grateful! Headed from 264.7 lbs May 30 to 178 lbs by Nov 30 goal with EBRT & Brachytherapy boost for Intermediate Unfavorable T2bc with Gleason 4 showing a subtype Cribriform aggressive & lethal morphology

Would be great to see if their was this type of study on a keto diet which generally would have strong weight loss

Great presentation and info! Love the moyad/scholz double act as well!

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Yeah sure but I’m a slim fit guy with prostate cancer and losing weight for me is a no no, how about some advice about food or supplements to help with the cancer.

What if the root cause is missed completely in these trials? First myth: cholesterol is bad for you, at least LDL. Not true, cholesterol is so important for your body, that the liver will make it when necessary. Higher total cholesterol is healthier (low mortality), this makes statins highly ineffective and actually quite unhealthy drugs. Second myth: LDL is bad cholesterol. HDL and LDL are both part of the same transport system actually they are converted in each other over time. LDL returns to the liver for absorption. When LDL is altered by sugar, or is oxidized, it is not recognized by the liver. Blame high blood sugar.. Oh yes, high unaltered LDL is actually lowering mortality. What IS important, is low triglycerides and high HDL, so ratio TG/HDL is a good marker and should be low. Third myth: lower caloric intake is beneficial. No, lower sugar and refined carb intake is beneficial! These are leading too high blood sugars, see myth #2. I know, it is a terrible sad thing to hear for us carb junkies, but quitting sugar, pasta, grains, fruit juices, sodas, low fat dairy, 'low fat everything' is beneficial. Oh, cereal is about the worst "food" in existence. Everything that will spike insulin, including sugar surrogates and packaged food with an ingredient list will fall in the category "BAD".. It is my expectation that trials that work with this on the horizon will show effectiveness in avoiding cancer, heart, stroke, kidney, prostate issues. Insulin is not only the key to glucose uptake from blood, but also a strong growth activating hormone (enlarged prostate)... Insulin resistance leads to the production of more and more insulin while cells are "full". Insulin levels can rise 5 or 6 times higher than normal. It will be a long way before all this is accepted, because bad for food and medical industries, so do not expect anything soon in this field.. Make your own choices, but equal important, do your own research! And evidence goes for eminence..🙏🏻

Really enjoyed your presentation and will try to augment my diet. It was good until your second-to-last point about UM football. Go Bucks!

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Do a Alkaline diet. Cancer cannot live in an environment of too much hypoxia (oxygen) acidic a big yes, but not oxygen. Answer Alkaline but in a strict protocol Alkaline diet. It is scientific and proven. By Dr. Otto Warburg a twice winner of Nobel Prize winner in Berlin, Germany in 1931. AUA/Urology make a lot money in prostate cancer......cancer period. Figure it out.

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