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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / May 2007Diet and BPH
My diet consists of foods suggested by Dr. Perricone and I was eating some wild Alaska salmon daily. I increased my intake when I decided I needed more protein. Shortly after, I experienced bladder leakage and was confused until I realized my prostate had to be shrinking. Again I increased my salmon intake. This time to a 14.75 oz can daily and also cut my Flomax dose to 1/2. I still had a good flow, but still had leakage. A few days later I cut it to 1/3 and still had acceptable flow, but was still leaking some. It stopped leaking when I cut Flomax to 1/6 dose. My flow rate now starts fast and ends slowly with very little discomfort. I now have great hopes of a normal prostate. See http://www.photoprojects.net/health.html for updates. Gene F.Rhodes > My diet consists of foods suggested by Dr. Perricone and I was eating some > wild Alaska salmon daily. I increased my intake when I decided I needed [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > flow rate now starts fast and ends slowly with very little discomfort. I > now have great hopes of a normal prostate. sounds good-I also believe in diet--am vegetarian,no coffee, no caffeine, little diary.. what do you do to stop or slow done the prostate from growing? Michael > See http://www.photoprojects.net/health.html for updates. > Gene F.Rhodes Michael I'm not certain. I do know the improvement started a few days after I increased salmon intake. I have a healthy lifestyle and that probably has something to do with it. You might try eating salmon every day for a month. It won't harm you >> My diet consists of foods suggested by Dr. Perricone and I was eating >> some wild Alaska salmon daily. I increased my intake when I decided I [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> See http://www.photoprojects.net/health.html for updates. >> Gene F.Rhodes Michael I'm not certain what caused the improvement. I do know the improvement started a few days after I increased salmon intake. I have a healthy lifestyle and that probably has something to do with it. You might try eating Alaska salmon for a while. It won't harm you and may do some good. Gene > sounds good-I also believe in diet--am vegetarian,no coffee, no caffeine, > little diary.. > what do you do to stop or slow done the prostate from growing? > Michael Michael I'm not certain what caused the improvement. I do know the improvement started a few days after I increased salmon intake. I have a healthy lifestyle and that probably has something to do with it. You might try eating salmon every day for a month. It won't harm you and may help some. Gene >> My diet consists of foods suggested by Dr. Perricone and I was eating >> some wild Alaska salmon daily. I increased my intake when I decided I [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> See http://www.photoprojects.net/health.html for updates. >> Gene F.Rhodes > Michael > I'm not certain what caused the improvement. I do know the improvement > started a few days after I > increased salmon intake. I have a healthy lifestyle and that probably has > something to do with it. You might try eating salmon every day for a > month. It won't harm you and may help some. Gene I don't think I will eat salmon-but I have been taking one tablespoon of cod liver oil for allergies for last 6 months.. helped my allergies...thanks for the reply-- Michael >>> My diet consists of foods suggested by Dr. Perricone and I was eating >>> some wild Alaska salmon daily. I increased my intake when I decided I [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >>> See http://www.photoprojects.net/health.html for updates. >>> Gene F.Rhodes |
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