Clinical findings on how to avoid the risk of prostate cancer
January 4, 2007 (Press Release) --
Here's another reason for men to avoid packing on extra pounds over the holidays: A new study has found that losing weight reduces the risk of an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
If there has ever been an incentive for men to lose weight then this is the one. Studies show that by losing weight men can seriously reduce their risk of an aggressive form prostate cancer.
The study consisted of nearly 70,000 men that were tracked by researchers from the American Cancer Society between 1982 and 2003. The study which was reported in 'Cancer Epidemiology, Biomakers and Prevention', the study indicated that men who lost more than 11lbs had a lower risk of developing an aggressive form of prostate cancer than men whose weight remained the same over the decade.
Dr. Carmen Rodriguez said men should avoid becoming overweight as they get older.
"The main message for men is to not get overweight. If they are overweight, that's another reason to try to lose weight, just to decrease the risk for prostate cancer".
This study is one of the largest and best studies examining the role of weight in regards to prostate cancer and its findings should become a major motivator for men of all ages to lose weight.
Two options are available for healthy weight loss - either we eat less or burn more calories. Combining both the options is what health experts advise. Reduce the calorie intake by reducing fat and carbs and include fruits, vegetables, cereals, legumes and low fat diary products in the diet. Rather than having three heavy meals, include five or six small meals in a day.
To expend calories, try to be physically active. Simple walking helps in losing weight. Engage in any sport activity of your choice or join a health and fitness club. Choose to walk for short distances. Including mild to moderate exercise in your lifestyle helps build muscles. These are the powerhouses that burn calories.
If you need help to start losing weight clinically proven products are now available that can help you to manage your weight more easily. Like Proactol™, a brand new weight loss product that has been clinically proven to bind over 27% of dietary fats if taken. This product has been receiving a lot of praise and has recently been featured in the Daily Express. Proactol™ is also endorsed by the world famous celebrity doctor Dr. Adam Carey who is featured on ITV's - 'Celebrity Fit Club' and Sky One's - 'Change The Day You Die'.
Dr. Adam Carey said:
"Ideally people need to adopt a healthy lifestyle with plenty of exercise and a balanced diet, however, we need to recognise that many people find it hard to take that first step. Proactol™ can provide some initial support by binding dietary fat, decreasing food cravings, suppressing appetite and reducing blood cholesterol."
If you would like more information on Proactol™ and how to make the change to a more healthier lifestyle then you can get more information at
If there has ever been an incentive for men to lose weight then this is the one. Studies show that by losing weight men can seriously reduce their risk of an aggressive form prostate cancer.
The study consisted of nearly 70,000 men that were tracked by researchers from the American Cancer Society between 1982 and 2003. The study which was reported in 'Cancer Epidemiology, Biomakers and Prevention', the study indicated that men who lost more than 11lbs had a lower risk of developing an aggressive form of prostate cancer than men whose weight remained the same over the decade.
Dr. Carmen Rodriguez said men should avoid becoming overweight as they get older.
"The main message for men is to not get overweight. If they are overweight, that's another reason to try to lose weight, just to decrease the risk for prostate cancer".
This study is one of the largest and best studies examining the role of weight in regards to prostate cancer and its findings should become a major motivator for men of all ages to lose weight.
Two options are available for healthy weight loss - either we eat less or burn more calories. Combining both the options is what health experts advise. Reduce the calorie intake by reducing fat and carbs and include fruits, vegetables, cereals, legumes and low fat diary products in the diet. Rather than having three heavy meals, include five or six small meals in a day.
To expend calories, try to be physically active. Simple walking helps in losing weight. Engage in any sport activity of your choice or join a health and fitness club. Choose to walk for short distances. Including mild to moderate exercise in your lifestyle helps build muscles. These are the powerhouses that burn calories.
If you need help to start losing weight clinically proven products are now available that can help you to manage your weight more easily. Like Proactol™, a brand new weight loss product that has been clinically proven to bind over 27% of dietary fats if taken. This product has been receiving a lot of praise and has recently been featured in the Daily Express. Proactol™ is also endorsed by the world famous celebrity doctor Dr. Adam Carey who is featured on ITV's - 'Celebrity Fit Club' and Sky One's - 'Change The Day You Die'.
Dr. Adam Carey said:
"Ideally people need to adopt a healthy lifestyle with plenty of exercise and a balanced diet, however, we need to recognise that many people find it hard to take that first step. Proactol™ can provide some initial support by binding dietary fat, decreasing food cravings, suppressing appetite and reducing blood cholesterol."
If you would like more information on Proactol™ and how to make the change to a more healthier lifestyle then you can get more information at
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