ctarleton shared UCSF conference link a couple of days ago. I found some of the videos very interesting. One that popped up was this presentation on diet and exercise:
uctv.tv/shows/Diet-and-Exer...
The link for the rest of the presentations as shared by ctarleton is here:
Interesting that one of the items mentioned to extend life with PC is “no supplements”.
Excellent videos, especially the ones on genetics and advanced PCa. Thx!
I don't mean for this to sound like a criticism but I was wondering if people who post links could give a little synopsis of the information contained in the link ( IF they have listened to the information and aren't just passing on link info)....While I would like to have the time to listen to all the informational links posted by members here I simply don't have that many hours in a day....but would really like to have the benefit of SOME idea of the main points.... again.... a " wish" not a criticism...
I think for most written pieces, it’s easy to copy and paste the “conclusion” or “results” paragraph without inserting any personal interpretation of the results. With videos it’s sometimes harder to summarize without a personal bias. The message I’m taking maybe different from yours.
Her summary:
A healthy diet and regular exercise, after Dx of PCa, may help deter disease progression. Along with SoC Txs
That is certainly one summary!
Hell yah! Diet and exercise ...June Chen knows..Thanks snoraste ..
Diet and Prostate Cancer
Exercise
FDA approves Ga-68-PSMA PET scans only at UCSF and UCLA
Preparation for Axumin Scan -- exercise/diet/supplements?
