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Our blogs are written by health professionals who have expertise in the field of prostate and prostate cancer. You can therefore be assured that the information provided is precise and accurate. The many topics covered are intended to help people better understand the effects of the disease, treatment options and how to improve their quality of life.

Not so good sleeping habits – What should I know?
Not so good sleeping habits – What should I know? Cancer and/or pandemic are a period that causes, for many people, a loss of the quality of their sleep and this is normal. They are certainly a source of stress, anxiety, and even depression, important factors in sleep problems: it becomes more difficult to fall […]

Festive recipes for your prostate
Why not take the opportunity over the next few weeks to spare some time, whip up these festive recipes for your prostate, and stock up on vitamin E, selenium, antioxidants, crucifers, and probiotics? You deserve it! Source: Ricardo Spinach, Strawberry and Almond Salad – Load up on vitamin E, selenium and antioxidants Preparation – 10 min Cooking […]

Anxiety – How to tame this bug?
Anxiety – How to tame this bug? The recipe for stress is universal. For a situation to be stressful, there must be one or more of the following that characterizes the situation. For a person affected by prostate cancer, here are the ingredients: Low control: You feel that you have little or no control over […]

Are you a caregiver? One bite at a time!
Each patient experiences diseases, such as cancer, differently. The course of the disease may also differ from patient to patient. The caregiver will therefore have to adapt to the patient’s needs. Here is what your leitmotiv should be: You are a caregiver? One bite at a time! Excerpt of their article Taking care of yourself […]

Advanced prostate cancer-What should I know?
Advanced prostate cancer-What should I know? The term advanced prostate cancer does not describe just one type of disease, but several. It can be locally advanced, recurrent, metastatic, or resistant to castration. These terms are probably unfamiliar to you and can raise many questions. Here are 5 things you should know Your cancer has returned? […]

Hello Raymond
Hello Raymond – My name is Raymond Goyer and this is my story… May 2017 – I just turned 62. My decision is made… I will retire in a year. Welcome MY fishing days, dinners with friends, reading, etc. I am in good shape; I do not have any hassles in life. However, I am […]