Previous studies have shown that vitamin E and Selenium supplements have a preventive effect on prostate cancer. For instance, in 2004, Stephanie Weinstein of the US National Cancer Institute and a team of researchers looked at vitamin E levels in the blood of 100 men with prostate cancer and 200 men who did not have prostate cancer. Weinstein found that men with the highest levels of alpha tocopherol vitamin E in their blood were 53 per cent less likely to get prostate cancer. Those with the highest levels of gamma tocopherol vitamin E in their blood had a 39 per cent lower risk of developing prostate cancer.

The latest news on the prevention of prostate cancer is that Big Pharma's 'wonder statin drug' can help lower the risk of prostate cancer and cut cancer death rates... I have one question to ask: Does the answer to effective prevention of prostate cancer really lie in giving side-effect ridden drugs, like statins, to patients? Or is it just another ploy by Big Pharma to expand the market for their best-selling little devil.

In recent years, there’s been a lot of discussion as to whether or not the male menopause exists in any real medical sense. We know for sure that women go through definite physical changes in mid-life: Ovulation stops, hormone levels drop quickly and soon after women are unable to have children. Of course, this doesn’t apply to men. Symptoms commonly cited as an indication that men are going through a "menopause" including changes in sleeping patterns, poor concentration, feeling worthless, and anxiety were found to have no link to low testosterone levels.

Every man wants good prostate health but few men actually talk about it. Now, a precursor of arthritis may hold the key to treating a pre-cancerous prostate condition.

American researchers at Columbia University have led the way in studying a unique herbal formulation called Zyflamend that may inhibit COX-2 without the dangerous side effects of pharmaceutical COX-2 inhibitors.

The benefits of vitamin D for prostate health may be due to the action of the vitamin on a specific gene, suggests new research that deepens our understanding of how nutrients and genes interact. According to lead researcher Yi-Fen Lee: “Many epidemiological studies have suggested the beneficial properties of vitamin D. Our findings reflect what we see in those studies and demonstrate that vitamin D not only can be used as a therapy for prostate cancer it can prevent prostate cancer from happening."

If you are a man over 40 and your waterworks don't seem to function as they did in your youth, the problem could be your prostate gland.

The numerous health benefits linked to pomegranates have been well-documented. They've been found to help combat everything from erectile dysfunction, tumour formation and cardiovascular disease to inflammation and eye disorders.

Fenugreek seed is a basic ingredient used in most curry dishes but this spice is much more than a simple food flavour enhancer. Since ancient times it has been employed medicinally both internally and externally (as a poultice) to aid a wide range of conditions including wounds, abscesses, arthritis, bronchitis and digestive problems. It also has a long history of use by traditional Chinese herbalists for treating kidney problems affecting the male reproductive tract.

The Healthier Life is delighted to announce the launch of a brand new nutritional supplement called Prelox that has been clinically proven to help men suffering from erectile dysfunction, by improving sexual performance and enjoyment. The two main ingredients in Prelox are L-arginine and Pycnogenol two substances that encourage blood flow to the genital area...

A revolutionary new supplement has just been launched in the UK that offers hope to men suffering from erectile dysfunction the inability to achieve and maintain an erection long enough to have intercourse.