The prostate is a walnut-sized gland at the base of the bladder. Considered a disease of ageing, prostate cancer mainly affects individuals over 50. It mirrors breast cancer in that it is a prevalent hormone-sensitive cancer. Preventative measures are considered the best course of action when it comes to this illness. Reducing risk factors, such as smoking, can be as important as implementing dietary considerations. In general, our prostate-friendly recipes incorporate lots of vegetables, legumes, and whole grains, mimicking a vegetarian diet.

Helpful Prostate Cancer Tips

Foods to Eat in Abundance

Tomatoes

Fruits and vegetables

Oily fish

e.g. salmon, anchovy, herring, sardines

Soy products

e.g. tempeh, miso, soy sauce

Foods high in zinc

e.g. mushrooms, pumpkin seeds, seafood, spinach

Foods to Limit

Processed sugar

e.g. white sugar, corn syrup, fructose

Dairy

Limit meat

e.g. sandwich meat, cured meat, smoked meat, red meat

Poor quality fats

e.g. margarine, fried foods, canola oil, sunflower oil

Stimulants

e.g. caffeine, alcohol, tobacco

Cook Time

5m

6h

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