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It's definitely a possibility because it helps flush out the prostate. Look at: http://www.tantricnyc.com/massage/newyork/prostate-massage-parlor/Prostate_Massage.htm Frequent ejaculation (3 to 7 times a week), particularly between the ages of 20 and 50, also seems to help reduce the risk of prostate cancer because of the flushing effect. Look at: http://psa-rising.com/med/prevention/ejaculation72003.shtml Here's a synopsis of what I was able to find about prostate cancer prevention. The following items may help reduce the risk of prostate cancer: fish oils tomatoes soybean anti-oxidants vitamin e vitamin c lycopene selenium vitamin a childhood sunburn peas and beans vegetables in general cruciferous vegetables specifically broccoli cauliflower brussels sprouts cabbage physical activity dhea (dehydroepiandrosterone) testosterone The following items may increase the risk of prostate cancer: Higher levels of testosterone may increase the risk of prostate cancer, while lower levels of testosterone are associated with an in Alzheimer's Disease Diet high in fat, meat (especially red meat that has been charcoal-grilled), and dairy products. The following items have not be shown to have an effect on the incident of prostate cancer: smoking level of physical activity vasectomy skin color eye color occupation fruit tomatoes fats carotenes alpha-carotene beta-carotene lycopene finasteride (proscar) number of sex partners Some items are listed in more than one place because different studies showed different results. For more information on prostate cancer go to: http://www.yourhealthbase.com/prostate_cancer.html http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/prostate/prostate.htm http://www.optimalhealth.org.uk/what_every_man_should_know.htm
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First answer basicly says it all. My wife gives me regular prostate massages and milks me to fully drain my prostate. We started doing it after I had a prostate problem. I no longer have a problem and probably have the healthiest prostate in town because of her therapy.
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