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Men’s Health. Topics: Muscle Mass Prostate Health NOTE: We have a separate powerpoint on Erectile Dysfunction. Muscle Mass. CREATINE WORKS … it causes enlarged muscle mass! BUT the new muscle mass is WEAKER and TEARS & TIRES more easily - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Men’s Health

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Topics:

• Muscle Mass

• Prostate Health

NOTE: We have a separate powerpoint on Erectile Dysfunction

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Muscle Mass

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Health Risks for Creatine

1. How does this affect your heart muscle … do you really want to create a larger heart that is weaker and tires more easily?

2. How does this affect your circulatory system … do you really want to cause weakenss in your veins, arteries & capillaries so that you predispose yourself to a higher risk of aneurisms and strokes?

3. How does this affect your gastrointestinal system … do you really want to cause weakness in your intestinal system, predisposing yourself to a high risk of hernias?

4. How does this affect your prostate … do you really want to cause it to enalrge and create urination problems?

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Shaklee’s SAFE Nutrition Products have been used by

over 100 Medal Winners!

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Prostate Health

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Current U.S. Statistics:• 1 man is diagnosed with prostate cancer every 2 minutes

• 1 man dies every 11 minutes

• 50 to 75% of men have prostate cancer by age 75

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The prostate gland is located just under the bladder and

surrounds the urethra like a donut.

The urethra is the tube through which urine flows in order to be

eliminated from the body

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Prostate Size• At birth … size of a pea

• After puberty (about age 25) …size of a walnut

• At andropause (around 40) … starts to enlarge again

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Male Anatomy

Bladder

Urethra

Penis

Seminal Vesicle

PROSTATE

Vas DeferensEpididymi

sTestes

The prostate is both a gland and a muscle

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• It works in concert with the bladder muscles to control urine flow

• Its muscular function expels seminal fluids during ejaculation

• It produces fluids which lubricate the urethra, increase sperm mobility, and transport sperm through the urethra

Functions of the PROSTATE (Muscular Gland)

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The cellular tissue of the Prostate

and the Uterus are similar and are very sensitive to

hormonal changes

Therefore, living in a polluted world where we are exposed to many chemicals that are “Hormone Mimickers” or “Hormone Copy-Cats” creates

many health challenges.

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Three Main Prostate Problems

1. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)

2. Prostatitis

3. Prostate Cancer

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

As the prostate enlarges, it compresses the urethra, slowing up the urinary flow.

Normal Prostate

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

• Affects 60% of men from the age of 40 to 59

• By age 80 … 90% of men have problems

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The Symptoms of BPH • Having to strain to start urination

• A weak urination stream

• Frequent urination

• Night-time urination

• Urgent urination signals

• Dribbling after urination is complete

• When BPH is severe, often the bladder does not empty properly, and this can cause a man to be more prone to bladder and kidney infections

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Digital Rectal Exam

The doctor is checking the prostate to see if it is enlarged or hardened.

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What causes Prostate Enlargement?

Testosterone DECREASES Decrease Prolactin Formation * Zinc, B Complex, Essential Fatty Acids (Omega 3&6) * Vivix & Progesterone Cream * Avoid Coffee and Alcohol (they flush away zinc & B) * Avoid Stress

Prolactin, estradiol, the luteinizing hormone, and other hormones INCREASE

INCREASE in an enzyme Saw Palmetto, Pumpkin Seed & Beta Sitosteral called 5-alpha-reductase * prevents 5-alpha-reductace from binding to cell receptors

* anti-inflammatory

Which converts “good” testosterone Soy Protein & Zinc into “bad” testosterone called * prevents 5-alpha-reductace from forming DHT dihydro-testosterone (DHT)

Which causes tissue of the Prostate to thicken & harden, thereby, enlarging the Prostate

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Traditional medical options

1. Drugs

2. Surgery

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Most Common Drug Options

1. Finasteride• Proscar• Propecia

2. Alpha Blockers• Hytrin• Cardura• Flomax• Uroxatral

All drugs have undesirable side effects

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Side Effects:1. Finasteride (5-alpha-reductase inhibitors): (Proscar, Propecia) … after 6-12 months,

stats show about 66% of men experience a 10% increase in urine flow Side Effects:* decreased libido* impotency* ejaculatory problems (decreased semen)* liver problems* pregnant women should not be exposed to semen from a man taking Proscar (nor even touch a Proscar tablet) … it can cause

damage to the fetus) * causes inaccurate readings of the PSA test (a test used to detect

prostate cancer)

2. Alpha Blockers: (Hytrin, Cardura, Flomax, Uroxatral) … relaxes the smooth muscle in the prostate, thereby, reducing the stranglehold the muscle has on the urethraSide Effects:* can cause a large drop in blood pressure resulting in fainting* dizziness, lightheadedness, blurred vision* heart palpitations* weakness, tiredness, fatigue, falling asleep (instructions = caution when driving)* impotence* nasal congestion, difficulty in breathing* urinary tract infections

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Surgical Options

1. TURP: Transurethral Resection of the Prostate

2. TUNA: Transurethral Needle Ablation

3. TUMT: Transurethral Microwave Therapy

4. VLAP: Visual Laser Ablation of the Prostate

5. TVP: Transurethral Electrovaporization of the Prostate

6. TUEP: Transurethral Evaporation of the Prostate

7. TUBD: Transurethral Balloon Dilation

8. TUIP: Transurethral Incision of the Prostate

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The TURP (Transurethral Resection of the

Prostate)The most common surgery for BPH

Drills out tissue(nicknamed the “Roter-Rooter”

method)

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After a TURP …

• death rate – 1.8%

• 8% have complications that require further surgery

• 5% experience impotence

• 20% have to have the procedure repeated within 8 years

• 15% show symptoms again within one year

• 75-80% have retrograde ejaculation (lack of semen fluid when you want it … instead of moving out during ejaculation, it moves backward into the bladder)

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The TUNA(Transurethral Needle Ablation)

Radio frequency therapy heats & destroys tissue

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The TUMT(Transurethral Microwave

Therapy)

Heat is transmitted to “cook off” the excessive tissue

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VLAP

Visual Laser Ablation of the Prostate

A scope-laser is inserted and “zaps” the tissue … dead tissue takes up to 6 weeks to slough off

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TUBDTransurethral Balloon Dilation

A Balloon is inserted, then blown up to compress and flatten the overgrown prostate tissue

This is only a very temporary solution … symptoms return in a year or two

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Investigate your complementary and alternative natural options

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If 90% of men have problems by 80 years old …

This is not by accident … it is by choice

would YOU like to be part of the 10% that don’t?

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Two types of AGING that occur in the Prostate

1. Chronological aging

2. Premature and/or accelerated Aging which is due to:• poor nutrition

• lack of detoxification & accumulation of toxins

• alcohol & caffeine

• reduced levels of internal enzymes due to not

enough raw foods)

• a diet high in animal fat, fried foods, or roasted nuts

• high levels of chronic stress

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How to Reduce Premature and/or Accelerated Aging

• Maintain a whole food diet• Supplement with zinc to optimize intake levels• Use only cold-pressed oils in salad dressings• Consume only RAW nuts & seeds• Consume more RAW vegetables, fruits, etc.• Avoid refined carbohydrates• Avoid coffee, tea, & alcohol• Reduce animal fat intake• Eat high fiber foods• Include Shaklee’s Raw Soy Protein in daily diet• Drink enough water• Choose a wise supplement program

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Men often buy SIX PACKS … we want to discuss a “HEALTHY SIX PACK”

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The Healthy Male Six Pack:Shaklee

Soy ProteinShakleeVitalizer without

iron

Saw Palmetto

Zinc

Vivix

For chronic stress, add Stress Relief Complex

NutriFeron

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Shaklee’s Saw Palmetto Complex

1. Saw Palmetto … the oil from saw palmetto berries which contains a number of fatty acids & phytosterols that reduce prostate enlargement

2. Pumpkin Seed … their oil contains a broad range of phytosterols that have been linked to normal urination for men

3. Beta-sitosterol … extracted naturally and in high concentration from soybeans, is a third source of phytosterols that has been linked to normal urinary flow in men

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However, quality determines results

• HEXANE … a toxic chemical frequently used by manufacturers to extract oil from saw palmetto berries

• HEXANE … is harmful to the brain and central nervous system

• HEXANE … can cause nausea and headachesShaklee DOES NOT use hexane

Saw Palmetto Oil

Quality

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Abdominal Fat + Breast Enlargement + Bald Spot

Progesterone Cream

…1/8th teaspoon of a 3% cream

… 3 weeks of every month

Symptoms of Hormonal Imbalance (usually Estrogen Dominance)

Many men have chosen to support hormonal balance by choosing bio-identical natural progesterone …(supplemental hormones must be used wisely and tested annually to assure proper balance)

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Symptoms of beginning of Andropause

Ear Hair Nose Hair

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Prostatitis (Infection in the Prostate)

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Prostatitis … an infection in the Prostate

Frequent reoccurrences of prostatitis increase risk of developing prostate cancer

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The Symptoms of Prostatitis include

• Pain between the scrotum and rectum

• Fever (infection often in the bladder)

• Blood or pus in the urine

• Frequent urination accompanied by a burning sensation

• and in advanced prostatitis, urination becomes more difficult

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Herbs & Nutrient Therapy

Healthy Men’s Six Pack

Immune StrengthenersShaklee

Soy ProteinShakleeVitalizer without

iron

Saw Palmetto

Zinc

NutriFeronVivix

+ extra Vitamin C, NutriFeron & Optiflora

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Prostate Cancer

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Prostate Cancer is a red flag

Cancer indicates the immune system is too weak to defend itself. Therefore, it is an

urgent call for HELP from the immune system.

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Every Man should begin PSA:Prostate Screening Test (by

age 40)

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Stages of Cancer

Stage 1Stage

2

Stage 3 Stage 4

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“Traditional

treatment options

for prostate cancer”

Radical Prostatectomy Radiation

therapy

Hormone Therapy

These options have very serious side effects …there is still a risk of reoccurrence.

Brachytherapy Cryotherapy

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Healthy Men’s Six PackShaklee

Soy ProteinShakleeVitalizer without

iron

Saw Palmetto

Zinc

NutriFeronVivix

To reduce the risk of developing cancer:

Want to be more PROACTIVE? … ADD

Advanced Beta Carotene PLUS

Detoxify

DTX

More Vitamin C

More Vitamin E

Alfalfa

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ONE WAY TO OPTIMAL HEALTH

Your health is your responsibility

Handle it with care!