"JimmyMac" wrote in message
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Thanks for the well wishing, Mike. I've come a long way since being
diagnosed and I am now in a much better place than I was just a few
months back. Unfortunately, prostate cancer becomes much more likely
as the age. Primates who share 99.9% of our DNA and are vegetarians
don't get prostate cancer. Canines in the wild don't get prostate
cancer. The only mammal known to get a significant amount of prostate
cancer is the dog, and who makes their food and feeds them table
scraps? Japanese men rarely get prostate cancer, but when they move
to places like Hawaii and California and change to consuming a Western
diet, their male born children get the same amount of prostate cancer
as other native born males. OK, this is all anecdotal but the
evidence strongly suggests that there is a correlation between diet
and the disease. If you or anyone else would care to read the details
of my complete story, it can be found posted here...

http://www.prostate.net/2011/survivo...-side-effects/

Jim McNamara

The Western diet has been a disaster for my entire lifetime and it keeps on
getting worse ever year. Unfortunately, the rest of the world aspires to our
diet if and when they can ever afford it.

Every American male over the age of about 50 should have a PSA test every
year to check for prostate cancer. It is easily cured if caught early,
although there are no good treatments for it without complications.

--
Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
aka
Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota