Swing those prostate and potency problems away!

[rxpharm]

Here's an interesting video on a traditional Chinese treatment for prostate and possibly potency problems.

[northernguy222]

I'm taking the Vitamin D because of one of your other threads rx, but no way I'm trying that!!

[rxpharm]

I'm taking the Vitamin D because of one of your other threads rx, but no way I'm trying that!!

Yes northernguy222 - as stated in the video, don't try this without proper training! Even so, I can't see it becoming popular!

[girlyboy8]

Recently my dad died of prostate cancer but survived nearly 5 yrs after detected.

Some suggested pomegranate can control and cure prostrate problems.

But do consult doctors anyway.

[Torurot]

I can probably slip this here

Some very good advice in this male cancer (testicles) awareness video with an interesting twist.

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[BAM]

http://www.harvardprostateknowledge.org/does-frequent-ejaculation-help-ward-off-prostate-cancer

29,342 men between the ages of 46 and 81 reported their average number of ejaculations per month in young adulthood (ages 20€“29), in mid-life (ages 40€“49), and in the most recent year. Ejaculations included sexual intercourse, nocturnal emissions, and masturbation. Study participants also provided comprehensive health and lifestyle data every two years from 1992 to 2000. The scientists found that men who ejaculated 21 or more times a month enjoyed a 33% lower risk of prostate cancer compared with men who reported four to seven ejaculations a month throughout their lifetimes.

An Australian study of 2,338 men came to a similar conclusion. In all, men who averaged 4.6 to seven ejaculations a week were 36% less likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer before the age of 70 than men who ejaculated less than 2.3 times a week on average. The study found no connection between prostate cancer and the number of sex partners. (An earlier study, however, found that men who had sex with 30 or more women were two to three times more likely to develop prostate cancer than men with only one partner.)