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The discussions show strong support and curiosity about how diet and lifestyle influence prostate cancer, with mentions of studies like Ornish's and references to biological mechanisms like IGF-1 levels. The tone varies from enthusiastic to cautious, emphasizing the potential benefits while acknowledging the need for more outcome data, which highlights both interest and acknowledgment of complexity.
Most discussions support the idea that lifestyle changes can influence prostate cancer progression, citing studies and referencing experts like Dean Ornish.
The topic appears highly engaging, with participants discussing specific research findings and their implications for health.
The posts reflect a moderate level of engagement; some reference specific studies and biological mechanisms, indicating a genuine interest in understanding the subject.
While the discussions suggest the potential significance of lifestyle modifications in prostate cancer management, they stop short of asserting definitive clinical impact.
Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, Intensive Lifestyle Changes May Affect the Progression of Prostate Cancer. Published in Journal of Urology Study: https://t.co/BOKy0rfwtc https://t.co/2JHTvO6PGz
Low fat #vegan diet slows progression of early-stage #prostatecancer - @DeanOrnishMD discusses on GMA (2005) Intensive Lifestyle Changes May Affect the Progression of Prostate Cancer. Published in Journal of Urology [STUDY] -> https://t.co/tWP5hVjrM4 https://t.co/it63wBQ6Qt
INTENSIVE LIFESTYLE CHANGES MAY AFFECT THE PROGRESSION OF PROSTATE CANCER @DeanOrnishMD Study: https://t.co/tWP5hV1Qnu #ProstateCanerAwarenessMonth #PCAM
Intensive lifestyle changes may affect the progression of prostate cancer https://t.co/HSYKBBPhqs @JUrology https://t.co/JstazWz79t
@dylanwannabe Great news! Here's a link to the randomized trial by Dean Ornish showing the benefits of intensive lifestyle modification during active surveillance https://t.co/IkrD4jTF3V
@TheWonkologist @timfenske There is this study in prostate cancer too showing a benefit with dietary and lifestyle changes https://t.co/AAVmr25QWk
This video discusses how comprehensive lifestyle modifications can influence prostate cancer progression, including PSA level changes and effects on cancer cell growth, highlighting potential benefits of lifestyle…
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@xgigglypuff I almost can't overstate how dramatic this mechanism is. The real shocking study for me was this one on prostate cancer, 2005. Lower IGF-1 levels lead to an almost 8 fold increase in prostate cancer cell death in the experimental group vs control https://t.co/N4WIxyLgca
Only 5% of cancers are inherited. The other 95% are due to genetic mutations we acquire during our lifetimes. It has not been proven what percentage of these mutations are due to our food choices. The only RCT on diet and cancer progression: https://t.co/Z3lFOYNqKC
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@ichudov https://t.co/87L9KGBYhk doi: 10.1097/01.ju.0000169487.49018.73.. 2005 Sep;174(3):1065-9; discussion 1069-70.J Urol Intensive lifestyle changes may affect the progression of prostate cancer
@chris_noxid @jason_gutt @jordanbpeterson In case my point wasn't clear: this study dripped blood on cancer cells from plant eaters and from meat eaters. PB bloods was less hospitable to cancer. Does that mean that plants cure cancer? NO! As long as we don't have outcome data, this means nothing. https://t.co/cLVS9dySKC
Intensive lifestyle changes may affect the progression of prostate cancer https://t.co/NxwqS46Gup
RT @agingdoc1: Intensive lifestyle changes may affect the progression of prostate cancer https://t.co/HSYKBBPhqs @JUrology https://t.co/J…
Intensive lifestyle changes may affect the progression of prostate cancer https://t.co/HSYKBBPhqs @JUrology https://t.co/JstazWz79t
@TheWonkologist @timfenske There is this study in prostate cancer too showing a benefit with dietary and lifestyle changes https://t.co/AAVmr25QWk
RT @BlueCure: INTENSIVE LIFESTYLE CHANGES MAY AFFECT THE PROGRESSION OF PROSTATE CANCER @DeanOrnishMD Study: https://t.co/tWP5hV1Qnu #Pros…
INTENSIVE LIFESTYLE CHANGES MAY AFFECT THE PROGRESSION OF PROSTATE CANCER @DeanOrnishMD Study: https://t.co/tWP5hV1Qnu #ProstateCanerAwarenessMonth #PCAM
@AshleyGWinter Have time to comment on prostate cancer & diet? https://t.co/YRCgPq1BMt
Studie: Eine gesunde pflanzenbasierte Ernährung und ein gesunder Lebensstil können Krebs stoppen und sogar rückgängig machen Referenz: Ornish D, Weidner G, Fair WR, et al. Intensive lifestyle changes may affect the progression of prostate cancer. J Urol. 2005;174(3):1065-1069;
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RT @BlueCure: INTENSIVE LIFESTYLE CHANGES MAY AFFECT THE PROGRESSION OF PROSTATE CANCER (Study) @DeanOrnishMD https://t.co/tWP5hV1Qnu #Pro…
@dylanwannabe Great news! Here's a link to the randomized trial by Dean Ornish showing the benefits of intensive lifestyle modification during active surveillance https://t.co/IkrD4jTF3V
Intensive lifestyle changes may affect the progression of prostate cancer - PubMed https://t.co/qrtYxkEsX6
RT @BlueCure: Low fat #vegan diet slows progression of early-stage #prostatecancer - @DeanOrnishMD discusses on GMA (2005) Intensive Lifes…
RT @BlueCure: Low fat #vegan diet slows progression of early-stage #prostatecancer - @DeanOrnishMD discusses on GMA (2005) Intensive Lifes…
RT @BlueCure: Low fat #vegan diet slows progression of early-stage #prostatecancer - @DeanOrnishMD discusses on GMA (2005) Intensive Lifes…
RT @BlueCure: Low fat #vegan diet slows progression of early-stage #prostatecancer - @DeanOrnishMD discusses on GMA (2005) Intensive Lifes…
Low fat #vegan diet slows progression of early-stage #prostatecancer - @DeanOrnishMD discusses on GMA (2005) Intensive Lifestyle Changes May Affect the Progression of Prostate Cancer. Published in Journal of Urology [STUDY] -> https://t.co/tWP5hVjrM4 https://t.co/it63wBQ6Qt
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
RT @GabeCanales: Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, In…
Low fat #vegan diet to slow progression of early-stage #prostatecancer. @DeanOrnishMD on GMA (2005) discussing study, Intensive Lifestyle Changes May Affect the Progression of Prostate Cancer. Published in Journal of Urology Study: https://t.co/BOKy0rfwtc https://t.co/2JHTvO6PGz
@Kingofcreatine @NimaiDelgado Part vegan is better for environment than not vegan. But full Vegan is even better. Why not full Vegan? I don't expect studies to change your mind, but here's some on heart disease, cancer and diabetes.. https://t.co/MbGKCb233B https://t.co/LYDbEMaOEx https://t.co/Q9kQnvBH2O
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