Hypertrophy Guide

2. The Prostate And Some Necessary Information - By: Michael Russell
Men, just like our opposite sex companions women, are more complicated than many would like to think and men do possess their own unique set of health problems just as do women.  One of those particular health complications involves the little discussed body part, the prostate.  The pr...

3. Care After Turp - By: Michael Russell
What is a TURP? A TURP or Trans Urethral Resection of the Prostate is the surgical resection (cutting away) of the overgrown section of the prostate. It is the treatment of choice for benign prostatic hypertrophy or BPH. What will happen after a TURP? You will have had one of two types...

4. Prostate Cancer Research Studies Vote 'soy Yes, Dairy No' - By: Alisa Fleming
Controversy abounds on this topic; however, numerous studies over the past decade have shown a solid connection between the risk of prostate cancer and dairy consumption. A cohort study just published in mid 2005 by the American Journal of Nutrition showed that men with the highest dietary intake of...

5. Prostate Cancer Research - The Promise Of Pomegranates - By: Rebecca Prescott
Pomegranates have long been used in traditional folk remedies to treat sore throats, inflammation, and rheumatism. And recent scientific research has suggested they are also potentially effective in both preventing and treating prostate cancer. One study, conducted on human pr...

6. Lycopene Effective With Prostate Cancer Treatment - By: Darin Ingels
Men with prostate cancer who take supplemental lycopene in addition to surgical removal of the testicles may experience less active disease, less bone pain, and live longer than those who only have surgical removal of the testicles, according to a new study in British Journal of Urology Internationa...

7. The Abcs Of Prostate Massage - By: Michael Russell
In some societies, it is taboo to talk about sex, especially if it is concentrated on the mans sexual pleasure. Society has however reached its maturity. Being now in the generation past the millennium, people enjoy more freedom and are more liberal with their thoughts and actions. Sex are not conve...

8. Prostate - By: Michael Russell
The prostate is a male sexual reproductive gland, normally weighing around 20 grams and measuring about 3 centimeters in diameter, about the size of a walnut. It is located beneath the urinary bladder, and directly in front of the rectum. A portion of the prostate gland engulfs the upper part of t...

9. A Holistic Approach To Good Prostate Health - By: Vitanet® Health Foods
I have come to believe that there are some good things associated with getting older. For one thing, I am much wiser than when I was younger. I know this because I am able to admit I don’t know very much about a lot of things at 52 years old. When I was 19, I knew everything. For me, it is now all a...

10. Prostate Cancer: The Silent Killer - By: Michael Russell
Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer in males around the world.  Every 2.25 minutes someone is told he has prostate cancer and every 19 minutes someone dies of prostate cancer.  1 in 6 men develop prostate cancer but what is cancer?  What is Cancer?  When a pa...

11. Prostate Cancer Treatment - By: Vijayalakshmi
Prostate cancer is the disease which is found more in men than women. It can be cured if it is found in the initial stage, so no need to get tensed you can come out of it without any harm. Prostate cancer is a disease in which cancer develops in the prostate, a gland in the male reproductive syste...



12. Cancer Of The Prostate - By: Michael Russell
In its healthy state the prostate gland is a muscular, walnut sized gland that surrounds the urethra, which is the tube that allows urine and semen to pass from the bladder to the outside of the body. Incidentally, only males have this gland which forms part of the male reproductive system. The pro...

13. Prostate Cancer - A Cancer That Only Affects Men - By: Michael Russell
About 234,000 men in the United States will be diagnosed with prostrate cancer.  The prostate is only located in the reproductive system of men.  The prostate is located in front of the rectum and under the bladder and is about the size of a walnut. It surrounds the beginning of the urethr...

14. Prostate Cancer: What Men Need To Know - By: Michael Russell
The exact causes of prostate cancer are unknown.  Doctors are puzzled as to why one person can get this cancer and another person does not.  Researchers note, however, that men with certain risk factors are more likely to develop the disease.  Such risk factors include age, family his...

15. Prostate Cancer - By: Michael Russell
Prostate Cancer According to the Prostate Cancer Foundation, this type of cancer is the most prevalent non-skin cancer in the United States. A man is diagnosed with prostate cancer every three minutes, and one dies every seventeen minutes. It is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths ...

16. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia - By: Michael Russell
Benign prostatic hyperplasia can be a very frustrating condition to have, and sometimes scary, not because it is in itself dangerous, but because it mimics the symptoms of prostate cancer, a much more serious disease. Benign prostatic hyperplasia also tends to occur in older men, just like prostate...

17. Whats The Treatment's Of Prostate Cancer? - By: Fritz Frei
Surgical castration by orchidectomy Surgical castration is the simplest and cheapest way to treat metastatic prostate cancer. The obvious disadvantage is the psychological effect of the loss of the testicles. LHRH-analogues LHRH-analogues and oestrogen achieve ...

18. Prostata Cancer - Which Treatment Is The "correct One"? - By: Fritz Frei
The cancer illness can be attacked by many working methods. No other kind of cancer has so many possibilities. But we do not know to today yet, whether also only one of the possible types of treatment is value, the life of patient with Prostate cancer to extend. Naturally, results from it that for t...

19. Types Of Urinary Incontinence - By: Michael Russell
There are several types of incontinence.  They are: Stress Incontinence - Even though known as stress incontinence it has nothing to do with stress but has everything to do with physical changes occurring in the body.  Also called anatomic incontinence it is the commonest type of urinary i...

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