Prostate

No video to watch, but a routine PSA blood test for men will pick both conditions up early.

 

I don't consider my diet to be high fat, I just have the natural fat that is in meat/fish, a little butter on my veg, maybe some olive oil dressing on salad's. It's what we evolved to eat so pretty normal really. Anyway you can find articles and videos claiming anything and everything will kill you, eventually something will.

 

Health hazards of watching too much TV

3. Raised risk of developing diabetes
Scientific studies conducted by researchers have concluded that watching too much TV is associated with a raised risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The risk increased by 14% for every 2 hours (per day) of TV viewing


//www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/11-health-hazards-of-watching-too-much-tv-254296/

This may apply to videos as well.

 

I bet the risk goes up a lot if you watch Eastenders !

 

The Mayo clinic some time ago did a study that found an association between men who were obese had higher prevalence of BPH. At the time the cure for obesity was to eat Low Fat. Their current website confirms this dietary advice for prostate treatment..

 

I am wondering if the video refers to High Fat Low Carb or merely high fat? If it's the latter then my guess would be that it's the standard 50/50 fat/carbs diet which causes the problem. Like I said though only a guess.

 

This is one of the educational stories on this website:

Yet the Keto guru's claim cognitive decline on this type of diet. Fibre is meant to help stoles, Paul Mason and others reference studies that show the opposite.

I tend to look at common sense and what has worked across the globe for millennia and cross reference that with the dietary / health outcomes.

 

I think the main cause is aging, we are living longer than some organs can cope with. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia affects about 50 percent of men between the ages of 51 and 60 and up to 90 percent of men older than 80.

 

You are lucky to be in the 10% . I am not so fortunate, I have followed a low carb diet for over 6 years but I doubt it is anything to do with diet anyway.