Dietary question regarding prostrate problems

I have been researching and reading everything regarding prostate problems while I am waiting for a second PSA test. Does anyone here find it to be truthful about the red meat and dairy consumption contributing to an increase to potentially developing prostate cancer? The reason I ask is that my diet primarily consists of these. We have a cow butchered every year for our meat. No antibotics or steroids however. Grass feed only. But I do drink high amounts of milk. Now when I say high amounts I mean high amounts because if my wife allows me I will drink a gallon a day. However, on average I do drink 3-4 gallons a week not counting the cheeses etc... This has me wondering! Any thoughts?

This have lots of interesting information on this subject.
WORLD CANCER RESEARCH FUND INTERNATIONAL: Diet, Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Prostate Cancer. 2014

Some quotes:

- For a higher consumption of dairy products, the evidence suggesting an increased
risk of prostate cancer is limited.

- There is strong evidence that being overweight or obese increases the risk of
advanced prostate cancer.
- There is strong evidence that developmental factors in the womb, childhood, and
adolescence that influence growth are linked to an increased risk of prostate cancer
(the taller a man is, the greater his risk of prostate cancer).

Everything in moderation. Walsh has some good diet guidelines in his book. Main factors in prostate cancer are age and being male.

Tom

My takeaway on these studies:

1. Whole milk is better for you than skim milk. This is probably because whole milk is balanced, as many calories from fat as from sugar, blunting insulin response which can feed cancer. Skim milk almost all sugar.
2. Egg fat (from yolk) is bad. This is probably because nascent prostate cancer requires fat to grow, and egg yolk fat is particularly appetizing to our cancer.

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