Archive for the ‘prostate cancer’ Category

By Bob Condor

Quick, name the only vegetable that is actually a flower. Got it?

Broccoli, which if you wait too long to harvest it, will become a sturdy, barely inedible yellow flower. Even so, picking the plant at the flowerette stage has never been in more full bloom. The green cruciferous vegetable has been a steady favorite of researchers looking for natural protection against cancer.

Now this: A new study reported July 1 in a major British science journal …

By Bob Condor

One of a summer day’s simple delights is a slice of water. OK, maybe two or three slices. Who knew that watermelon might one of the healthiest items at the picnic too?

If you are like most of us, you would consider watermelon healthy because it is a delicious way to hydrate, given that it is 92 percent water. But food scientists like Penelope Perkins-Veazie have discovered the juicy red fruit is loaded with antioxidants to fortify …

By Bob Condor

Watermelon, of all things, is good for the blood vessels. It contains substances that relax and open up those blood vessels, which is a major benefit for the body’s heart and circulatory system. In that watermelon slice, no small thing to men who deal with the condition, is potential to reverse erectile dysfunction or ED.

Earlier studies have showed that lycopene concentrations in red-flesh watermelon rival or even outdistance those of tomatoes (see yesterday’s DHB entry). Lycopene …

I'd like to announce a brand new report just released by my
good friend, Chris Bloor, that is helping men across the planet
understand what it takes to sleep safely at night, knowing they
have a healthy prostate gland.

Maybe you've had someone close to you battle prostate cancer.

Or maybe your doctor has told you or a loved one that you are
at great risk of getting prostate cancer.

Now there's a natural remedy report that holds all the …