Can Ejaculation Lower Your Prostate Cancer Risk? Ft. Dr. Stacy Loeb
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- In today's episode with Stacey Loeb, we're delving into the critical topic of prostate cancer - sifting truth from myths and exploring both prevention and treatment options. Dr. Loeb, a professor of urology with a personal investment in the field, joins us to debunk common misinformation about "miracle cures" and highlight the importance of lifestyle choices such as a plant-based diet, regular exercise, and the power of social connections in reducing cancer risks.
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00:00:00 - Introduction
00:03:23 - Prostate Cancer Prevention Discussion
00:04:22 - Importance of Diet and Lifestyle
00:08:02 - Role of Supplements
00:09:26 - Risks Associated with Misinformation
00:19:19 - Frequency of Ejaculation and Prostate Cancer Risk
00:23:42 - Lack of Early Warning Signs for Prostate Cancer
00:27:58 - Discussion on Digital Rectal Examination
00:29:07 - Prostate Cancer Screening Considerations
00:35:11 - Stopping Prostate Cancer Screening
00:37:33 - Role of MRI in Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
00:38:34 - Limitations of Traditional Biopsy
00:46:02 - Investigational Treatments & Lifestyle Impact
00:48:01 - Navigating Misinformation & Reliable Sources
00:49:30 - Accessing Support & Advocating for Education
01:08:36 - Encouraging Early Screening & Wellness Practices
01:02:12 - Testosterone Therapy
01:12:56 - Emphasizing Purpose & Social Connection
01:14:12 - Conclusion: Promoting Self-Care & Community Support
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My girlfriend said she was me to be around forever, so to prevent prostate problems, she keeps my prostate drained. She is the best!!
She is a keeper!
Does she swallow? It's better for her health.
@@1Whipperin
Whitens the teeth and a good source of protein..😂😂😂😂
One or two fingers, when massaging?
Got a keeper, especially if she doesn't complain about those early morning heat.
My wife isn't interested in helping me avoid prostate cancer. Time to find someone who will be happy to help keep me healthy.
😂
Ur giving me a hint. Tnx
😄
This seems to be an all too common issue.
Move to the Philippines mine keep me drained
The best program I have ever come across on PROSTATE CANCER. full of beneficial ideas and advises.
God bless you both.
I'm 74. I've read about PSA testing for nearly 30 yrs, and I keep finding in the literature of different sources it is inconclusive. I recently had that test done again ordered by the NP and it came back a little above the commonly accepted limit--EXCEPT that she did not take into consideration that the limit advances with age too! For my age, it was on the low side. Now I had a biopsy done 4 yrs ago and the result was benign even though mine is significantly enlarged. The UroDoc said many men live out to their 90s with an enlarged prostate and never develop cancer. Mine told me I was highly unlikely to develop cancer before I die being it is a slow developing type.
Now for the bad part. My biopsy just happened to take place 2 months into the COVID scare. This became a huge curve ball for the Uro business I was going to. They did not have the freedom to cope with complications. Previously the UroDoc said I could have either local anesthesia or be put under. He talked like a local wasn't too bad an experience--some reasonable discomfort from having instruments should up the tail pipe. I was led to believe that local injection of Lidocaine would numb everything sufficiently. Well first they have to inject you with what feels like a needle meant for a horse, and that was nasty enough. But Lidocaine doesn't do a complete job of numbing. 12 perforations of the intestine into the prostate even with a local is only for those men who are bull moose with pain. I was on the edge of shock by the 4th stab. At that point they were not going to put me under and kept going. It was all I could do to keep from passing out. The ordeal took everything out of me and it was 45 minutes after they finished before I felt strong enough to stand up. And its no fun seeing thick raw blood flowing out the peen. The biopsy is worth getting done, but never take a local. It's not worth any small advantage. And always, do your homework and know everything you can before allowing any doctor to bamboozle you into procedures you don't need.
Thanks…I needed to hear this! I just took the 4K score test…I’m at 13.5 intermediate….however I definitely do the general anesthesia if I choose to do a prostate biopsy.
Dang sorry to read your nightmare. My older brothers experience no pain, just full bladder to get the laser treatments, small painless burning/killing of the cancer. Good Luck sir
My doctor also didn't take my age into consideration. That's odd.
Same experience with biopsy 15 years ago. Worst experience ever!
Plus caused additional problems afterwards like prostatitis, way lower ejaculate and issues peeing for several years.
Yep Covid sucks thanks to Dr Fauci and the government. For any medical at that time.
Two of my older brothers had prostrate cancer, younger bro had stage 4. After laser treatments he is 100% ok. Oldest brother is fine now also. Luckily!
Good luck for you and your brothers mate, hope you all stay well.
That's cool, know they now there Time limits 😎😎😎
I know this probably sounds a bit inappropriate and please don’t take offence but just to support what was said in the video did you know if they mast or had sex regularly ? Because if they did the it would kind of disprove what was stated in the video about mast preventing prostrate issues ? Cheers
Short answer and quoting the guest
"Ejaculating more than 21 times per month showed decreased risk... As per studies.
Study didn't delve into type of sdxual activity that preceded the ejaculation.
But basic understanding is cleaning out of the tubes may be associated with a reduced risk
Basically follow safe sexual practices "
"21 times" damn!! I am too "old" for that!
"...more than 21 times..."
Only?
@@BrokenNoah I "envy" you 😭😭😭
21 times a month, hell I do that in half the time 😂 Maybe that's why my PSA is so low at 60😁
31 lol
Thank you for an excellent period of instruction, and dedicating your lives to caring for others.
I had prostate cancer, and the doctor said it was genetically induced. I was ejaculating several times a day, and in my case, it didn't matter. That's why I say get a blood test at least yearly to screen for prostate cancer. Trust me. I found it early and had a prostatectomy, recovered, and enjoyed life after all that. No problem with sex.
Incredible! So grateful to have Doctors that truly serve the people!
I look forward to this podcast every single Friday!
With the popularity of your channel, let's make this thing the biggest that it can be 📈
The best podcast i ever watched. Thanks Dr Rena and Pr. Loeb
Excellent guest and information...thank you both for your time...
My father was diagnosed with PC in the early 1990s and he reassured me that it was not a genetic threat to me. I was skeptical and of course I now have PC since 2022. He underwent radiation therapy and it was no fun for him and eventually he died from leukemia in 1997. My belief is there are so many harmful chemicals in our diet and drinking water that cancer is a much bigger threat to us than earlier generations, including micro and nano plastics. Yikes.
All according to the plan.
Never heard Prostate Cancer referred to as "PC",
@CraigCatapano something he made up unless he is talking about a "Personal Computer"
I am afraid that you are absolutely correct. If you can, grow your own organic food or buy such.
Thank you, Drs...this was time well spent and informative.
Physical activity! Highly informative! Rigorous! Hearable! Comprehensive! Reasonably intense…but not overwhelming.
I'm always amazed that people freak out over a digital prostate exam. It doesn't hurt at all and takes like 5 seconds.
Because there are people with anxieties, ADHD, and Autism that can make it far more than a routine exam. Also lots of people with trauma getting triggered with this exam.
Because it’s the most uncomfortable thing ever
You sound like a real pro.
😂@@kelleeb7823
You are probably up to three fingers now.
Excellent Podcast and discussion...we do appreciate both of your comments and and discussion...
I don't usually watch hour long video's but this one is super important to men. It kept me super focused. Thanks Ladies.
My brother was just diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer at age 58. After urinating blood and some blood clots he saw his urologist. His PSA was 55. After a cystoscopy his urologist said it didn’t look good. Insurance refused to pay for a PET scan. They did some other type of scan where they could see his bones and it has metastasized to his pelvis, hips, spine, shoulders, clavicle, and scapula. He’s waiting to have a biopsy to find out the type of cancer and aggressiveness. Why would insurance refuse the PET scan? Isn’t that the only way they’ll know if it has spread to his organs?
Update: insurance has now approved the PET scan since his lower cost scan (still don’t know what that was) of his bones showed a lot of locations of cancer sites.
Interesting. Maybe it was not included in the contract. Did his insurance cover at least CT, MRI exams?
@@ChessPuzzles2 he had a scan that showed where it was in his bones only. I’m not sure the type of scan that was. He’s getting a biopsy in a few days and will talk with oncologist more then to ask about his organs and lungs.
@@cpwildlight It was probably a PSMA Pet scan.
Why deny a PET scan? Only one reason… MONEY. And if it has already spread, there is very little utility to a more expensive PET scan.
Wow sorry to hear that . Mri can also seee. So he must have not been geting yearly physicals. Have you had your psa checked, you could be at risk. Get a physical asap
Thank you Dr. Malik, for the info!!!
Thanks for the interview, I learned a lot of things about lifestyle
Thanks a million to both of you for this fruitful podcast.
Stacy Loeb ,is a great urologist nice to see her in your channel 🎉👏
She seems to not know what a man is 😂
Thanks for sharing this, and for hosting Stacey 🙏 this is so important and helpful
Brilliantly exhaustive, wonderfully unfolded! Thanks, wonderful doctors.. 🎉 keep the good work going 🎉
Very much useful and informative.
Really interesting and informative. Thank you!
If they can show the details of a baby's face on a ultrasound, why can't they use ultrasound to get a more complete image of the prostate?
Cause the flow of billions of dollars for research would stop. I sometimes think there are cures for cancer and other diseases, but they don't put it out there cause billions of dollars would stop for research.
Likely differentiability between the medium and the object being observed. Much easier to pick out the bone and cartilage in a face within a liquid medium than one soft tissue among many others
MRI with contrast is already an established procedure.
There are those types of MRI machines that can do that. But the exam-screenings is very expensive and insurances have to pre-approve it in most cases.
The topic was about ultrasound being insufficient for the application, thus MRI was needed. The original question was about why ultrasound was insufficient if prenatal ultrasound could be so detailed. I don't understand why we're talking about MRI given that context...
I really like the notations(/typing) that you put on-screen.
I enjoyed this video. I do not have cancer but I do know the fear of biopsies and the so called (standard course of care) with treatments and tests that are not really necessary. One topic that this podcast did not discuss is that most if not all insurance companies will not give you an MRI until you have a biopsy first. I paid out of pocket for my MRI. Nothing major was there and it is worth the expense. My last urologist was so high strung on biopsies, he didn't think the MRI was accurate. I found a new doctor.
I had a mri first...then a biopsy. Sounds like your old doctor was also a mechanic!
Watch out for the cancer industry, its big bucks for the surgeons, the radiation and chemo treatments. Its just as bad as the virus and vaccine industry, both are fake.
It would be interesting to see stats around the prevalence of prostate cancer among Roman Catholic priests.
Good video! I am 57 and I figure conservatively that since 1980 I added at least 10,900 spunks of fun to the universe whether on a papertowel or on/in a willing and happy gf and wife. Thank you to all who helped keep my prostate healthier.
😊
Double check your math, you should be north of 16,778 by your age. Mary Palm and her five sisters miss you terribly.
TMI
Do not believe in any study from the who.
Very informative video! Thank you both.
love your sense of fashion Dr Malik!
Thanks for a nice informative intuitive talk.
A very compete detailed state of the art discussion on prostate cancer. Dr Harry C (retired)
thank you very much for your in-depth info
I got a good laugh at the 21 times a month. This was a very comprehensive video, Thank you!
Men over 60 are prone to prostate issues. And 21 after 60? It is possible to try 😃
at 71 had my lower grade localized prostate cancer treated with a HIFU focal treatment at Sloan Kettering NYC. . fortunate to have had early screening and catching it early. prostate MRI is very important. Back on active monitoring..
Did HIFU work well for you? I am looking for a specialist for FLA or HIFU. Did you have to travel to NY or was NYU local? I was just diagnosed in Dec 2023, with G6 & G7.
@@db_carguy4833 i suggest you go to Mayo clinic Jacksonville , i started out with them ,they do focal treatments there they will be able to do accurate diagnostics on you and suggest your best options. i went to sloan because i am in NY. as well. the HIFU was not a big deal, other than being catheterized for a week after. its only been 3 months since my proceedure future testing will tell how effective it was ,but i feel great and i am very confident in my decision and my doctors. i had to stop going to Mayo due to an unsurance problem ,but i am sure they are just as good as sloan. please feel free to contact me if i can help.
@@db_carguy4833 i suggest you contact Mayo clinic Jacksonville, i started with them, they do focal treatments and they will be able to diagnose you accurately and present you with the very best treatment options. i am only 3 months from my procedure so future testing will tell how effective it was , but i am very confident in my decision and doctors at Sloan, please feel free to contact me . most importantly get associated with a good CANCER hospital. Mayo is top notch as well.
Prostate cancer runs in my husband's family so we try to stay informed. So far, frequent ejaculation is encouraged and our Dr has coached us on digital exams (I'm an RN, MSN) so that I can check him between annual visits. Obviously my skills aren't equal to our Dr's but if there's any change in size or texture I'll feel it and procede accordingly.
Learn the proper prostate massage and your husband will want exams all the time😊
I had a very high resolution MRI of my prostate in a high profile W Coast hospital about 3yrs ago. I believe this MRI was featured on Dr Loeb’s Dr Radio program and.fortunately I showed negative for cancer. Plus I received a San Diego developed genetic test for prostate cancer with a result showing very low risk for prostate cancer. I fortunately have every day old man BPH
I too have BPH. Is it cancerous please?
Love your programs Dr Rena very informative .
"21 time a month". Try easily double that. Funny thing is, when I was seeing my urologist for prostatitis she knew my number and still said "do it more, the emptier it is the better". She even had it on a print out and underlined it while saying that.
Wait till you get older.
By far the best episode that I have seen regarding Prostate health. Thank you!
Aside from the salacious title, this video is particularly interesting and useful to someone like me who has had 3 prostate biopsies plus an MRI in response to elevated PSA. The dietary and exercise recommendations are to be taken seriously
Thanks Dr. Rena - Dr Loeb makes a lot of sense here!
Excellent info concerning the prostate cancer and other urinary diseases. Thanks so much for this program
Thank you Dr. Stacy Loeb for sharing this information
The most informative You Tube program I ever watched. Keep the information coming. Thank you so much.
I started a low-carbs diet (no more than 2 carbs per meal and usually those with low sugar index like broccoli, carrots, and cauliflower) and it has been lowering my PSA and other risks. I do not eat processed meats, but I do eat meat (beef, chicken, goat, pork, turkey, and occasionally fish) and have been having good results. Since I went low-carbs, I lost 25 pounds. I also do not consume dairy products. I do eat chicken eggs.
Yeah, I don't need to get nutrition advice from a urologist who obviously hasn't kept up with the recent research and have been influenced by vegan propaganda. I came here to listen to her knowledge of cancer.
@@lcb1250 Yeah....She sounded like she is anti-carnivore.
2 carbs?
THANK YOU DR RENA MALIK. FOR THIS POWERFUL INFORMATION GOD BLESS YOU KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK BLESSINGS 🙏🙏
I learnt so many incredibly important facts about the prostrate and prostrate cancer from this segment. No surprise that my favorite foods can increase my risk of cancer. I’ve already taken onboard a healthy diet and life style is fundamental to a healthy life. However it would have been a happy dream if bacon wasn’t on the bad list 😂. I’m 65, screening since early 50s with a PSA gradually increasing with my age. So I was very comforted to learn that an MRI and not a biopsy is the most likely first step in investigating a jump in the PSA. Thank you for such an informative interview/discussion.
I have a PSA of 7.5 and was rising over the past 6 years. I’m also 65 and recently I had a biopsy procedure. I wish I had informed myself earlier to have an MRI done first as the biopsy could’ve been focused on the location of the questionable lesions. Still, I’m going to another urologist to have an MRI done as my current urologist frowned upon having an MRI and instead recommended to monitor it and another biopsy in 1 year. Perhaps the younger urologist recommend an MRI first as my urologist is a doctor in his 70s. The 12 biopsies couldn’t have discovered the greater area of the prostate. Fortunately I have a Gleason 6 score which is a low risk cancer but I want to be sure that any other cancer lesions are found thru an MRI. I wish you well!
59 old, my psa was 8.3, rectum checked - cleared, done MRI and results was 4/5 - high risks with few lesions. Proceed to fusion biopsy, result was just enlargement and inflammation. After all the anxiety, thank god.
Great Content 👏🏼. Thank you !
I believed it since then and I taught some of my friends and I explained why.
Excellent interview! Great advice!
Very useful teaching. Thanks Ma'am
Many years ago I read an article stating that ejaculation reduced prostate cancer. In fact, I seem to remember it stated masturbation was good for this reason. The origin of the article was from New Zealand researchers.
Excellent information, THANK YOU.
This a great common sense comprehensive conversation prostate talk! I’m 77 and so glad to hear two realistic learned people discuss this topic! I rate it 5 stars ⭐️
Thank you Dr Rena Malik for all the info ! ❤
Excellent video, Dr Malik is absolutely super and extremely competent, I only wish she practiced in UK. Super lady.
I hope so, that means I’m fine
21 times a month.. fair play.. I'm f---ed🫤
Me too: what a relief!
Lol
It is a very helpful interview.❤❤❤
I live in the UK , the whole GP Doctor service has in the main collapsed. I have zero confidence in getting any support from the system
In general I feel doctors in the United States are more interested in seeing as many patients in one day as they possibly can. Also I feel they are good sales people for big pharmaceutical companies. Last I think many are clueless about treating prostate problems. I’m one to testify.
Same here in Canada
@@Jack-2day I saw three urologist before seeing a fourth one who I had to almost beg to perform a cystoscopy to diagnose my problem. Well he did this to only discover I have an enlarged prostate. Which is why I pee and ejaculate with little force. Now why didn’t the first idiot do this?
100%, the "system" needs customer patiens to make money, so she is planting seeds for an MD harvest. No thanks.
Like the channel and all information that you provide. Regarding your interviewed with Dr, Stacy Loeb, I would recommend to listed and reed research of Thomas N. Seyfried is an American professor of biology, genetics, and biochemistry at Boston College
This Video is very useful & helpful, I will keep this and come back to it thank you both👍😎
I m 70 now. 8 years back I was diagnosed with prostate enlargrment after scan. Family doctor referred me to a renowned Urologist who put me on medication and advised surgery within 3 months. He told other wise a emergency may come. To avoid surgery I changed to Ayurvedic treatment and fully under control. Though I was advised vrgrterian food, occasionally I take nonveg
Thanks Dr Rena
Topic is very important, functional & essential feedback to people on aging. One suggestion I just want to share that PPP is really very beneficial to making it more knowledge worthy. "You Know" notation while talking is a part of communication skill by default. It's very difficult to ignore who is used to it. Thanks to Author.
There's data on dairy and prostate cancer, as well as the meats. That got my attention as my father and uncle had prostate cancer. I've been vegan for 11 years and have 0.45 PSA at age 71!
After trying vegan, and always sick
, I went 90% carnivore. Only now am I healing
I’m 65 and went whole plant based a few years ago because a friend improved his time to run 100 km by 1.5 hrs by going vegan without extra training. I don’t know any carnivore ultra runners.
@@jimatsydney running 100 km isn't exactly healthy
@@afridgetoofar1818 Yep you’re right, running 100 km doesn’t make a person healthy but you need to be healthy to run 100 km (in 16 hrs).
My General PCP doctor told me that 28 years ago!! Frequent Ejacks are good for your prostate. At over 70, I do have to take matters into my own Hands many times.
Very educative programme .
Thank you.
Watching from Tanzania, East Africa. Your Programme has been very informative and helpful indeed. Keep bringing more of the same education. It changes men lives for better.
Sorry but WHO & Med estab lost all credibility.
Thank you very informative ❤
I was told by a doctor that ejaculation raises your PSA . If that is so, how can 21 times a month be healthy.
Soy has the most glyphosate? It’s not simple as eating more plants if their laced in carcinogens. I don’t think it’s as simple as no meat all plants.
EXACTLY
It's weird that there are also actual family doctors on UA-cam who wholeheartedly recommend a meat based diet because it's less processed, better for blood sugar balance, etc.
So what's ultimately the best diet now? Does it depend if you want to rather care for your prostate or diabetes?
Great conversation. Very informative.
Excellent! Thank You
Excellent video!! If you guys could do a video on BPH that would be great.
Very useful information ℹ️
Wow Rena, that was a great listen. Wonderful 🙂👍. Thank you so much.
I didn't hear any pre-biopsy tests such as PSA Density, 4Kscore, Select MDX
Yes! frequent daily ejaculation can lower prostate cancer risk. I've been practicing this for years, and yep... no prostate cancer!
How old are you sir?
Jerkin' the Gherkin!
That's cause you are 14.... Lol😅
I am 76 yr.old i frequent have an ejaculation. In short am sexually active without the help of sex enhancer. I noticed that in the month of oct.2023 i usually urinate about 6 t0 8 times a night. Nov.dec.jan, i began to doubts what is happening to my frequent urination. Feb.20 i had my biopsy, later nuclear bone scan because my psa is 121. I was given an infusion, then iinjection. Am under observation. Could i do sex with a partnet?
Thank you for a very informative video. My PSA went up from 6.4 to 10.3 over a 3 month period. One issue is I have severe heart disease and have been on Plavix for 20 years. To do a biopsy I'm suppose to stop taking Plavix for seven days but my cardiologist is pretty adamant about not stopping the Plavix so a prostate MRI would seem to be a better option. I'll look into it.
I'm surprised that they didn't mention that PSA level will be elevated if checked within 24 hours of ejaculation.
Even as long as 5 days prior to doing a PSA Test!
since i empty every day so PSA won't work for me. usually skipped the PSA but this year DR did it 2.4
Learned this the hard way. Scared the heck out of me. No more sex before PSA test.
True story,more like 4 days.They never tell you that before a psa test!
What factor does injury to the perineum and prostate play in a high PSA? I went from a PSA of 2.5 to 5, and then I injured the area during a bike ride, and PSA zoomed to 28.5! The injury may have led to a UTI, but a urine test was negative. Within 2 weeks PSA was down to 13, then 9 ten days later. Subsequent DRE had no indicators. Next is waiting a month and doing a new PSA and staying off a bike. Thoughts?
I am assured to learn that Dr. Malik can pursue telemedicine treatment of patients in New Jersey.
a lot is Genetics & i say this because my wife´s uncle had prostate cancer & his son got it which sadly killed him because it wasn´t treated in time.
He complained for a while that he had back pains & the Doctors never realised it was his prostate.
My father in law who´s my wife´s uncles brother also had prostate cancer as did their father. so there´s no doubt about it being genetic.
Genetics only in so far that certain genetic types are more sensitive to all this crap they are putting into the food, water, air. I am old enough to remember a time where all these things were quite rare. It was usually very old people, 70+. Don't hit me with "statistics" that have most likely been doctored. This is a modern era phenomenon.
Is there any effects from latex - like ban, ex: plastics
I’m living in Florida so you’re far away in California but I would think about it to try to get in touch with you on Friday to California thank you you’re the best ever heard and your doctor talk really Utah you’re awesome
Hello Dr Malik I do enjoy this podcast I'm a prostate surgery survivor 14 yrs now but my way of life down the tubes with regrets from radical surgery. On if I knew what I know now I would have waited before making this decision 4 weeks after I was diagnosed with Gleason 7 cancer.
Universities and churches need to be talking about this.
It's eye opener for everyone..
Dr Berry would blow you out of the water on this issue
Unfortunately Dr Berry isn't here and you have provided zero info.
Educate yourself
Enlist for science wars!
That brings up an interesting question: Is it better to be blown out of the water or in the water?
@@OOICU812I’ll follow Dr Berrys advice,plants are poisonous
Stop to very little SUGAR! Made a big difference for me. No longer on meds.
1. I take Saw Palmetto, Zinc.
2. Aggressively reduced sugar. Made the most difference.
3. Lite exercise
4. Ejaculate (almost) everyday.
Thanks Dr Rena...this video has motivated me to blow more often 😘
Dr.Malik at what age in your forties should you start getting Psa test?45 onwards?Thank you for your fabulous podcasts.
My father had prostate cancer so I have PSA each year.
if you get a yearly physical and blood drawn you will know. a PSA under 2 is good. My urloogist has a 41 year old with it as weil as I PSA 9
Thank you..