PSA tests versus vitamin E in prostate cancer debate
TheYOU Docs weigh in on prostate cancer risk and screening. A large study links 400 IU daily vitamin E to a 17 percent higher risk, while PSA testing, though imperfect, saves lives when used with evolving genetics. They advise continued PSA testing and offer lifestyle changes and cautious treatment paths for high risk men.
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Halloween leftovers fuel worry over triglycerides and aging
Anonymous readers ask about sugar impact after Halloween. Experts warn sugar raises triglycerides and cancer risk, ages skin, and can clog arteries. Advice stresses lifestyle: 30 minutes daily walking and 900 mg algae-based DHA omega-3 to lower triglycerides under 100.
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