The Prostate Cancer Summit
What if you could take control of your prostate cancer journey?
Living with prostate cancer is overwhelming, but with the right knowledge, you don’t have to face it alone.
The Prostate Cancer Summit brings together 30+ experts to guide you on everything from treatment options to reclaiming your health and vitality. It’s not just about survival—it’s about thriving.
Don’t miss out! Join the FREE summit now and empower yourself
STARTS : November 19 , 2024
ENDS : November 25 , 2024
HOST : Geo Espinosa, ND, LAc, IFMCP
The Prostate Cancer Summit
SPEAKERS AND TOPICS
DAY 1
Dan Rubin, ND, FABNO
Galectin-3 And Prostate Cancer: How Modified Citrus Pectin May Help Control Disease
Joel Kahn, MD, FACC
Understand The Link Between Prostate And Heart Health
Matthew Halpert, PhD
How To Use Your Immune System Against Prostate Cancer
Michael Karlfeldt, ND, PhD
Holistic Prostate Cancer Care: Diagnostics And Natural Therapies
Mark Hong, MD, FACS
DAY 2
Joseph Antoun, MD, PhD, MPP
Uncover Nutritional Strategies For Prostate Cancer Recovery
Sanoj Punnen, MD
Prostate Cancer Detection With MRI And Biomarkers
Dr. Soum Rakshit, FIET, FRSA
From AI To Sexual Wellness: Advanced Biomedical Devices For Prostate Health
John Hall, PhD
The Power Of Plant Extracts For Prostate Cancer And Inflammation
Nalini Chilkov, LAc, OMD
Managing Prostate Cancer Treatment Side Effects
DAY 3
Neel Butala, MD, MBA
Quantifying Your Prostate Cancer Risk To Take Action
Amy Pearlman, MD
Post-Prostate Surgery: How To Restore Penile Length And Confidence
Anne Truong, MD
Discover Stem Cells For Prostate Rehabilitation
Ryan Sternagel
How To Make Your Home A Cancer-Free Environment
Susan Bratton
Prostate Massage Techniques for Health
DAY 4
William Pawluk, MD, MSc
Healing With Magnetic Power: How PEMF Therapy Enhances Recovery
Elliot Justin, MD, FACEP
The Role Of Sexual Health Wearables In Prostate Disease Management
Shelby Moneer, MS, CHES
Explore Prostate Cancer Support Programs
Ralph Moss, PhD
Discover The Moss Method
Justin Dubin, MD
Regaining Sexual Health After Prostate Cancer
Jonathan Haas, MD
Updates In Cyberknife SBRT For Prostate Cancer
DAY 5
Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO
Gain Insights Into Integrative Oncology For Prostate Cancer
Paul Anderson, NMD
Natural Methods In Advanced Prostate Cancer
Darryl Mitteldorf, LCSW
How To Find Reliable Cancer Info Online
Mark Stengler, NMD, MS
Uncover The Gut-Prostate Health Connection
Rena Malik, MD
Education After Prostate Cancer
Donald Yance, Jr., CN, RH(AHG)
Integrating Prostate Cancer Diagnostics, Treatments, And Integrative Therapies
Jason Williams, MD
The Future Of Cancer Treatment: Using Immunotherapy For Advanced Prostate Cancer
DAY 6
Donald Abrams, MD
Uncover Marijuana's Role In Prostate Cancer Management
Howard Wolinsky
Your Guide To Active Surveillance In Prostate Cancer
Eric Yarnell, ND, RH(AHG)
Uncover Herbal Medicine For Prostate Cancer
Ronald Hoffman, MD
Uncover 40 Years Of Prostate Cancer Expertise For You
Ralph Esposito, ND, LAc
Discover Fitness As An Active Prostate Defense
James Wysock, MD, MS
Evolving Disease Detection And Treatment
Helen Bernie, DO, MPH
Using Testosterone Therapy After Prostate Cancer Surgery
DAY 7
Stephen Scionti, MD
Focal Therapy Options For Prostate Cancer
Stacy Loeb, MD MSc PhD (Hon)
The Role Of Lifestyle Medicine In Prostate Cancer
Thomas Seyfried, PhD
Cancer As A Mitochondrial Metabolic Disease
Sanjay Juneja, MD
Discover Innovations &
Precision Therapy For Prostate Cancer
Robert Valenzuela, MD
Erectile Dysfunction In Patients With Prostate Cancer And Metabolic Syndrome
Jay Harness, MD, FACS
Exercise Oncology Programs In Prostate Cancer Treatment
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OXALATES
Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spurs: The Biggest Mistake
Oxalates and Foot Pain
Moving onto diet, have you ever thought spinach could be causing your foot pain? As strange as it may sound, foods high in oxalates, such as spinach, almonds, parsley, chocolate, peanuts, and kiwi, might fuel your discomfort.
Oxalates are naturally occurring compounds found abundantly across many food groups but aren't always our friends. In excess amounts, they can form sharp oxalate crystals, like tiny shards of glass that irritate tissues and cause pain.
Those pesky crystal build-ups? They're not just tough on your kidneys, but they can also cause foot pain. But don't rush to cut out all high-oxalate foods. There's no need to remove them from your diet altogether.
Instead, try balancing them with calcium-rich foods, because these
substances bind with oxalates in the intestines, preventing their absorption.
Alleviating Plantar Fasciitis Through Dietary Adjustments
The food we eat has a direct impact on our health and well-being, including the management of conditions like plantar fasciitis. By making certain dietary modifications, it is possible to alleviate the symptoms of plantar fasciitis.
Avoiding Oxalate-Rich Foods
Oxalates are naturally occurring substances in many foods that our bodies need to break down properly. When they aren't processed effectively, they form crystals, which may irritate tissues and cause pain.
If you're dealing with foot discomfort due to plantar fasciitis, minimizing your intake of high-oxalate foods might be beneficial. Examples include spinach, almonds, parsley,
dark chocolate, peanuts, and kiwi - all known for their high levels of this substance.
Information / excerpt taken from Dr Eric Berg's webpage :
Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spurs: The Biggest Mistake
YOUTUBE VIDEO
Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spurs: The Biggest Mistake
One of the biggest mistakes people make with plantar fasciitis is stretching the calf or foot.
Stretching this soft tissue when you have micro-tearing can aggravate the tears.
The last thing you want to do is stretch something that is torn or irritated.
Oxalates come from certain foods.
They can form kidney stones and can deposit in your joints, causing foot pain.
Avoid these high oxalate foods
• Spinach
• Almonds
• Parsley
• Chocolate
• Peanuts
• Kiwi
You could also try consuming cheese or calcium with the above foods because the calcium will bind with the oxalates and block some of the absorption.
DR. ERIC BERG
Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spurs: The Biggest Mistake
