What Causes Prostate Disease?

The cause of prostate disease is metabolic in nature - poor diet and lifestyle over tens of years.

It is a cumulative effect and is increasingly likely to happen to men as they age. Indeed, a natural part of ageing is an increase in the size of your prostate. More than half of men in their 60s suffer from a growth of the prostate called Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), according to the OSU Medical Center. By age 70 or 80, a man's chance of suffering BPH jumps to 90 percent. Symptoms include frequent urination, dribbling or leaking urine and a stuttered or weak stream.

The entire process and what you can do about your prostate's health is explained in our guide “All about Prostate".

You can read more about our guide through this link.

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