Generally, there is no formula to lower the PSA in healthy men. However because the PSA level is a reflection of the current state of the prostate, it makes sense to keep the prostate gland in optimal health by following these simple lifestyle tips.
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Over 1m men in the USA each year are subjected to a prostate biopsy. Learn tips and information on recovering from this procedure and getting healthy again.
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Quercetin for Prostatitis
Quercetin is used to relieve symptoms for men with BPH, prostatitis and prostate cancer and it has been identified as being especially beneficial for BPH and in cases of prostatitis in numerous clinical studies, usually at a dose of 500 mg daily.
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Q. Dr. Geo, can bike riding cause erectile dysfunction?

A. Bicycle riding and erectile dysfunction has been the subject of many studies. An investigative team from Boston University School of Medicine reviewed 35 studies published from 1981 to 2004. They found that three hours or more per week of bicycle riding was an independent risk factor for moderate to severe erectile dysfunction. Any direct trauma to the perineum from either bicycle/horse riding and/or injury to the area from getting kicked has the potential to decrease a man's erectile function. Read More

 
About Dr. Geo

Dr. Geo Espinosa, N.D., L.Ac, CNS, RH (AHG). Dr. Geo is the Director of the Integrative Urological Center at New York University Langone Medical Center. More on Dr. Geo

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16m Men in the USA Suffer from this Disorder
Incontinence is usually seen as a "women's" disorder but over 16m men in the USA suffer from the symptoms of incontinence or overactive bladder (OAB). Learn all about symptoms and treatments in our Incontinence Health Center

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