Joe,

Have you heard of Transfer Factors?
See http://www.healthandhabitat.co m/TF-index.html

Transfer Factors were discovered in the late 1940 by Dr. H. Sherwood
Lawrence but the product has only come out on the market in the last 5
years or so. Lots of info on TF there - it is really worth a look and
take your time reading some of the medical backup documents.   Surgery
and drugs - no thanks.  However, don't let me stop you from going to a
good doctor.  Your health is your choice.

By the way, I'm 52 and I also started noticing over the last couple of
years some difficulty in peeing.  Since I started taking Transfer
factors, I have been really good.  Now I don't even worry like I used
to.   There is a specifically targeted Transfer Factor for Male health
called MalePro.

Cheers,

Hi, I am not sure if this is the proper forum for this but I could use some
help/advice.

I am 26yo and for the past year I have been experiencing some abnormal
unrination problems.  I have been doing some reading, and it seems to match
some common prostate problems.  I have difficulty starting at times, weak
flow, I feel like I have to "push" to get all the urine out when I urinate.
I wake up a few times a night (2-3).  Finally, sometimes after I urinate, I
will have the sensation to urinate again 5 minutes later.

Physically, I am in great shape, work out five days a week, drink tons of
water, and eat a very healthy diet.  I do have a high protein diet
200+grams/day, but I drink a lot of water to offset it and I have never taken
any drugs/steroids.  I should add that I drink water during the day, and try
to cut down on fluids in the evening to prevent having to get up during the
night (but I still have to get up a few times anyway).

From what I have been reading, my symptoms seem to parallel some common
prostate problems, however I have not been able to find anyone as young as
myself that has had prostate issues.  Has anyone else heard of symptoms this
young?  

I have asked a few general phsyicians (during routine physicals) and they
blow it off, and tell me to reduce my sodium intake (which is low to begin
with) and they have never performed a digital prostate exam.

I will say I am not in any pain, at this point it is a bit on an
inconvenience at times, but I want to adress the issue now, before it
progresses into full blown problems.

Any advice, andectodes, or resources that you folks had would be greatly
appreciated.

Thank you!