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Are you on a keto diet? If yes, did you find any significant improvements in your BPH symptoms? Theoretically, low carbohydrate consumption reduces inflammation and BPH is somewhat a result of prostate inflammation. Also theoretically, low carbohydrate consumption starves the cancer cells. Therefore one should expect some improvements.
Please share. Thanks. Hank
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uncklefester hank1953
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I have a cyber friend that had great results reducing his prostate size by using the keto diet.
hank1953 uncklefester
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Thanks unckle for sharing. How about you? Have you even considered it? Hank
Motto uncklefester
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Can you provide more information?
uncklefester hank1953
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I did keto for a while but you get bored real fast with limited food selections
uncklefester Motto
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Motto, google it. There's information out there on a few studies. My cyber friend said when his doc did DRE he could bare feel his prostate. I don't know the man personally but he has no reason to lie. It was just something he mentioned in passing
hank1953 uncklefester
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Someone on the internet mentioned that his PSA when down from 5 to 4 or something like that, after he went on Keto. Hank
uncklefester hank1953
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I assume Keto takes time for the inflammation to go away. I take Tumeric (actually curcumin) for inflammation. I think it helps
hank1953 uncklefester
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I take turmeric also but not sure if it is helping. Hank