Although the link between obesity and the risk of developing prostate cancer remains unclear, there is no question that obesity can have a negative effect on disease outcomes. Research has shown that prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test results in obese men can be lower despite the presence of disease, potentially leading to a delay in diagnosis and treatment; recovery from surgery tends to be longer and more difficult; and the risk of dying from prostate cancer can be higher.

Obesity and Prostate Cancer
Obesity and Prostate Cancer In this section of the website, we'll look at the different food types and discuss which nutrients are most likely to be "prostate-cancer protective." But before we do,