Eat THIS to shrink an ENLARGED PROSTATE!
Dave Clayton, MD・2 minutes read
Prostate enlargement is a common condition in men due to testosterone's effects, with medications like alpha blockers and five Alpha reductase Inhibitors available for treatment. Lycopene, found in fruits like tomatoes, can reduce inflammation, shrink the prostate, and lower the risk of prostate enlargement and cancer.
Insights
- Testosterone's conversion to dihydrotestosterone by the enzyme five Alpha reductase plays a crucial role in prostate enlargement, highlighting the significance of this process in understanding and managing the condition.
- Lycopene, present in red and pink fruits and vegetables like tomatoes, emerges as a potent natural inhibitor of five Alpha reductase, offering a promising avenue for reducing inflammation, shrinking the prostate, and potentially lowering the risk of prostate enlargement and cancer.
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Recent questions
What are symptoms of prostate enlargement?
Symptoms of prostate enlargement include frequent urination, weak stream, and incomplete emptying.
How does testosterone affect the prostate gland?
Testosterone affects the prostate gland through the enzyme five Alpha reductase converting it to dihydrotestosterone.
What foods contain lycopene?
Lycopene is found in red and pink fruits and vegetables like tomatoes.
How can lycopene intake reduce the risk of prostate enlargement?
High lycopene intake from tomatoes can reduce the risk of prostate enlargement by 21% and alleviate symptoms by up to 44%.
What is the recommended daily lycopene intake for prostate health?
Daily lycopene intake of 9 to 14 milligrams is recommended for prostate health, achievable through supplements or foods like tomatoes, guava, and watermelon.
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