Is tomato juice really good for the prostate? How much should we drink??
Answers: No, tomato juice is not good for the prostate. A new study suggests that eating lycopene-rich tomatoes offers no protection against prostate cancer, contrary to the findings of some past studies. In fact, the researchers found an association between beta carotene, an antioxidant related to lycopene, and an increased risk of aggressive prostate cancer. More info here:
Probably no bad effects if taken in moderation. Too much ingestion only gets reader the Texas 2-step. Tomato juice
quanity on-hand is only important if reader feels obliged for
a hasty rinse off of eau de Skunk.
It certainly is because of the lycopene content. To be most beneficial you need to consume cooked tomato as in tomato soup and hot pasta with cooked tomato in it. Raw tomato or raw tomato juice is not as good as cooked tomato because the lycopene content is much higher in cooked tomato. The more cooked tomato you consume the better. Tomatoes are also rich in Vitamins A and C. There is, unfortunately, one problem with tomatoes and that is they are no good for arthritis and stomach ulcers and could even create those problems if you get carried away and overdo your tomato consumption. I do not know exactly how much tomato (in any form) you should or should not consume. If you are not worried about arthritis and stomach ulcers the more the better.
The ingredient in tomatoes that is supposed to be good for the prostate is lycopene. It has never been proven that it actually helps, but it will not hurt. Recently doctors claimed it did not help, but there is always 2 sides of the story and some doctors say milk is bad for you. It has been proven that Saw Pawmetto has benefits to a healthier prostate and this product should be taken. All manufacturers will call out the proper dosage to use depending on the quality and strength of their particular product.
Yes it is good for u u should drink 1 glass a day
Probably no bad effects if taken in moderation. Too much ingestion only gets reader the Texas 2-step. Tomato juice
quanity on-hand is only important if reader feels obliged for
a hasty rinse off of eau de Skunk.
It certainly is because of the lycopene content. To be most beneficial you need to consume cooked tomato as in tomato soup and hot pasta with cooked tomato in it. Raw tomato or raw tomato juice is not as good as cooked tomato because the lycopene content is much higher in cooked tomato. The more cooked tomato you consume the better. Tomatoes are also rich in Vitamins A and C. There is, unfortunately, one problem with tomatoes and that is they are no good for arthritis and stomach ulcers and could even create those problems if you get carried away and overdo your tomato consumption. I do not know exactly how much tomato (in any form) you should or should not consume. If you are not worried about arthritis and stomach ulcers the more the better.
The ingredient in tomatoes that is supposed to be good for the prostate is lycopene. It has never been proven that it actually helps, but it will not hurt. Recently doctors claimed it did not help, but there is always 2 sides of the story and some doctors say milk is bad for you. It has been proven that Saw Pawmetto has benefits to a healthier prostate and this product should be taken. All manufacturers will call out the proper dosage to use depending on the quality and strength of their particular product.
Yes it is good for u u should drink 1 glass a day
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