About the PAF


How To Reach Us:
Prostate Awareness Foundation
Ken Malik - Executive Director
2166 12th Ave
San Francisco, CA 94116
415-675-5661
kamalik@sbcglobal.net

Board of Directors:
Robert Gumpertz, California
Ralph Lake, Texas
Doug Menelly. New York
Brad Neal, Texas
Jan Zlotnick, California

Advisory Board

Friends & Benefactors

Mission of the PAF


Activities

Support Group Meeting

Cancer Climb for Prostate Awareness, Mont Blanc, France/Italy/Switzerland, September 2007

Cancer Climb for Prostate Awareness, Mt. Elbert, Colorado, USA, August 2006

Cancer Climb for Prostate Awareness, El Misti, Peru, August 2005

Yosemite Prostate Cancer Climb, Hike & Gathering, Sept. 2004

Mt Kilimanjaro Prostate Cancer Climb 2003


Communication

Monthly Bulletin

Prostate Self Help Newsletter - Winter '06

Prostate Self Help Newsletter - Summer '05

Prostate Self Help Newsletter - Fall '04

Prostate Self Help Newsletter - Spring '04


Press Releases

Maca Trial

High-Frequency Ultrasound


Clinical Information


"Health Benefits of Vitamin D for Prostate Cancer & Other Diseases"
William B. Grant, PhD

"Nutrition and Prostate Cancer" - Natalie Ledesma, MS, RD
UCSF Medical Center

"Risk Modifying Factors For Prostate & Other Cancers - Diet, Lifestyle & Sunshine"
William B. Grant, PhD

Chronic Disease Management of Early Stage Prostate Cancer - Ronald Wheeler, MD
Prospective Study on Benefits
Patient Data
Press Release

Early Stage Prostate Cancer - Do We Have A Problem With Over-Dectection, Overtreatment Or Both?
Peter R. Carroll, MD
Dept of Urology
School of Medicine
UCSF

PSA Era in the United States is Over
Thomas Stamey, MD


Information

Health Prostate & Ovary Formula Anecdotal Trial Recap

Maca Trial Results

Keys to Prostate Health

Effective Aggressive Watchful Waiting Protocol

Questionnaire

Artemisinin Administration

Diagnosis FAQ

How to talk with your doctor


Helpful Links

Kilimanjaro Climb Website

Life Extention Foundation

Men Fighting Cancer Together

Metabolic Testing

Prostate Health Center

Prostate Cancer Research Institute (PCRI)

Prostate Cancer Overview

Prostate Humor

Prostate Institute of America

Watchful Waiting

 

 

PROSTATE AWARENESS FOUNDATION

 

Suggestions for A Healthy Prostate

 

Minimize:

Maximize:

Sweets

Organic produce

Sugars

Whole grains

Dairy products

Beans

Fats & fried foods

Green tea

Red meat

Fresh vegetables

Processed foods

Fresh juices

Alcohol

Wheat grass

 

Brown rice

 

Suggested Supplements to support Prostate Health:

Multi-Vitamin                Saw Palmetto

Vitamin E                Garlic

Selenium                Curcumin / Turmeric

 

Suggested Additional Supplements for Those Fighting Prostate Cancer:

Modified citrus pectin                                 

Medicinal mushrooms                                

Healthy Prostate & Ovary Formula

Artimisinin with Phytosaponins

 

Other Recommendations:

Get a prostate check up along with a PSA test annually after 45 years old. If you have a family history of cancer start getting a prostate checkup after 35 years old.

 

Aggressive Watchful Waiting Protocol for those with prostate cancer:

Vegetarian oriented , Non-Dairy, Low Fat Diet: No meat, poultry, or dairy products. Occasional fish, but minimize bottom and shell fish. Avoid processed foods when possible. Try to eat organically grown foods. When using cooking oil, olive and coconut oils are the safe choices, but use minimal amounts. Try to avoid alcoholic beverages. Consider getting a Metabolic Typing test to assure optimal food for your metabolism.

Meditation: To reduce stress, balance the emotions, gain inner peace and calm. Qi Gong or Yoga is a good choice.

Exercise: Moderate daily exercise is a must. Walking or running for at least 1/2 hour daily. A weight-training program is suggested, emphasizing flexibility and range of motion.

Support Group Participation: Cancer patients in support groups live twice as long as non-members.

Aggressive Vitamins & Supplements: See above.

 

The Keys: Have a positive attitude, reduce stress, eat healthy, get plenty of rest.  Laughter is part of the healing equation, get some everyday. Don’t get complacent, do your homework before you make a cancer protocol decision.

 

2166 12th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116  USA

415-675-5661    Fax 415-661-6217   e-mail kamalik@sbcglobal.net

www.prostateawarenessfoundation.org