Diet and exercise are the keys to a healthier You!

Find A Balance You Can Live With

Diet And Exercise With Attitude

• People say they want to live longer -- if in good health.
• Lifestyle and wellness products help people live longer, healthier, more fulfilling lives.
• Diet and exercise is the most economical and rewarding lifestyle change you can give to yourself.

• Keep it simple
• Everything in moderation
• Including more fresh produce and fewer packaged foods in your diet is a plant-based diet.
• Walking is the perfect exercise. Walking helps to get your blood flowing and your lymph system working.
• Attitude? Just try and be all you can be. A better you. Set a good example for others.

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Nutrition And Cancer

IS NATURAL MEDICINE FOR ME?

• There are two types of patients. One type wants their doctor to make the best decision concerning their cancer treatment on their behalf. These patients are not interested in doing their research. They have faith in the current medical system and are happy about it.
• The second group of patients likes to get informed by studying the diagnosis. They may need to be more knowledgeable, but they are willing to learn about the treatment options most suited to them. Experience shows that patients with the most success in beating cancer are the most involved. Working with their doctor, they learn, ask questions, and take control and responsibility for their bodies.

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Angiogenesis

What is Angiogenesis-Based Medicine?

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"The body controls angiogenesis by producing a precise balance of growth and inhibitory factors in healthy tissues.When this balance is disturbed, the result is either too much or too little angiogenesis. Abnormal blood vessel growth, either excessive or insufficient, is now recognized as a “common denominator” underlying many deadly and debilitating conditions, including cancer, skin diseases, age-related blindness, diabetic ulcers, cardiovascular disease, stroke, and many others. The list of diseases that have angiogenesis as an underlying mechanism grows longer every year."

Inflammation

Protect yourself from the damage of chronic inflammation.

Science has proven that chronic, low-grade inflammation can turn into a silent killer that contributes to cardio-vascular disease, cancer, type 2 diabetes and other conditions.
Chronic Inflammation Roma Pahwa; Amandeep Goyal; Ishwarlal Jialal. Author Information and Affiliations Last Update: August 8, 2022

Exercise And Cancer

Physical activity, weight and prostate cancer

Weight and prostate cancer

Cytotoxic T-cells mediate exercise-induced reductions in tumor growth
"Exercise affects almost all tissues in the body, and scientists have found that being physically active can reduce the risk of several types of cancer as well as improving outcomes for cancer patients."
"These results demonstrate that CD8+ T cells are altered by exercise to improve their effectiveness against tumors. The ability of T cells to identify and eliminate cancer cells is essential to avoid tumor growth, and is one of the foundations of current immune therapy treatments. Exercise could improve the outcome of these treatments by increasing the activation of the immune system, making tumor-fighting cells more effective."

Exercise Medicine This emerging field of exercise medicine (i.e., biological alterations driven by biomechanical stimuli) [67] in exercise oncology presents practitioners with unique opportunities to target tumor formation, growth, and invasion of primary or secondary prostate carcinomas through exercise interventions. Aerobic exercise stimulates natural killer cell production, mobilization, and tumor infiltration. An approximate 60% reduction in tumor incidence and growth across several preclinical models. Controlled mechanical compressions of skeletal sites with known bone metastases has shown to interfere with tumor-driven dysregulation of osteogenesis. A general 80% reduction in tumor growth rate in osteolytic models while preserving skeletal integrity by about 70% in loaded versus unloaded conditions [47]. These preclinical findings use animal models and require human trials. Some human trials are currently in progress, providing good insights into exercise medicine independent of other therapies.

KEY POINTS

• Exercise is a safe and effective medicine for advanced prostate cancer, including for patients with bone metastases; a historically excluded patient population with a high disease burden and magnified clinical needs. Advanced prostate cancer patients should therefore participate in exercise programmes, under clinical supervision.
• Exercise may act synergistically to improve the potency, delivery, effectiveness and tolerance of chemotherapy and radiotherapy in advanced prostate cancer patients. This has been presented in preclinical orthotopic models to date. Future studies should aim to translate findings to patient-focused human clinical trials.
Exercise may endogenously and mechanically suppress tumour formation, growth and invasion in visceral and skeletal tissue by modulating cancer-specific outcomes. This has been demonstrated in preclinical orthotopic models to date. Future studies should aim to translate findings to patient-focused human clinical trials.
• Physical activity has been associated with lower risk of cancer-specific and all-cause mortality. However, exercise will likely yield even greater survival benefits, and this is being investigated by the INTERVAL-MCRPC clinical trial, using metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer patients, launched in 2016.
• Exercise programmes designed for advanced prostate cancer patients should always be supervised, individualized, periodized, progressive and autoregulated. Autoregulation is a particularly important for this patient population, given their disease profile, age, omnipresent comorbidities and associated treatment toxicities over time.