Prostate Cancer Prevention and Cure

The two most common cancers in men are of the skin and prostate. If you’re male and over 50, statistically you have a 50% chance of getting clinically significant prostate cancer at some point in your life.

Contrary to the statistics, prostate cancer is often preventable. And it’s curable in most men. But awareness is key. Prostate CancerPrevention and Cure tells you all you need to know about preventing, controlling, and curing this disease.

The author, Dr. Lee Nelson, is a prostate cancer survivor. He has successfully navigated the maze of treatment choices, side effects, and meaningful lifestyle changes that can significantly affect outcome and quality of life. His pursuit of wellness led him to study thousands of articles, interview dozens of experts, and draw some eye-opening conclusions about how to prevail in the battle against prostate cancer.

Prostate CancerPrevention and Cure is the definitive book on the second most common cancer for men.

Lee Nelson, M.D., has kept abreast of the medical benefits of nutrition and its effect on disease for more than 20 years. The importance of nutrition in reducing heart disease and cancer is now well-established. But Dr. Nelson doesn’t believe that nutrition alone is likely to cure cancer, although it may go a long way toward preventing it. InProstate CancerPrevention and Cure, Dr. Nelson shows you how conventional medicine and complementary therapies working in concert are a much more potent combination than is either independently.

In writing this book, Dr. Nelson reviewed more than 2,000 medical papers and abstracts. He interviewed many of the top experts in the field. He also made extensive use of his experiences fighting and recovering from prostate cancer. Doctors’ opinions have not been accepted on blind faith, but have been rigorously examined and questioned in light of the current medical literature. As Dr. Nelson says, If I had been aware of the contents of this book at the time of my diagnosis of prostate cancer, I would have done a number of things quite differently. My hope is that the reader will reap the benefits of my learning curve and get the very best diagnosis, treatment, and nutritional support available.”

Since being diagnosed with prostate cancer, Dr. Nelson has dedicated himself to educating men about the disease. He lives in New Zealand, where he consults with men about their medical situations, helps them through the complex decisions, and provides advice on nutrition, exercise, and other complementary lifestyle and attitudinal approaches to curing prostate cancer.