What are the dietary treatments for chronic prostate disease?

Chronic prostatitis is common among male friends. To date, we still do not understand the cause of this disease. In addition, the special location of this disease makes the treatment of this disease difficult. Many people want to cure this disease once and for all, but in the end, it is not what they want. However, patients can alleviate the condition through diet therapy and improve the efficiency of chronic prostatitis treatment by adjusting their daily diet.

Winter melon, kelp and barley soup. Use 250g fresh winter melon (with skin), 50g raw barley and 100g kelp each time. When making plantain, first wash the winter melon and cut it into coarse pieces, wash the raw barley and wash the kelp and cut it into thin slices. Put the above three ingredients into a casserole, add appropriate amount of water and boil the soup for consumption.

Dandelion and honeysuckle porridge. 60g dandelion, 30g honeysuckle, 100g rice, appropriate amount of sugar. When making, first put dandelion and honeysuckle into a sand pot, add appropriate amount of water to boil the juice, then remove the residue and take the juice, then add rice and cook into porridge. After the porridge is ready, add appropriate amount of sugar. Eat twice a day.

Stewed black chicken with chestnuts: Remove the intestines and hair of the black chicken, cut into pieces, put it into a pot with chestnut kernels, seahorse, salt and ginger, add appropriate amount of water and steam until cooked. Eat it in 2 to 3 times. It nourishes the spleen and kidneys. Suitable for prostatitis.

30g raw astragalus, 30g Imperata root (60g fresh), 20g Cistanche deserticola, 60g watermelon rind (200g fresh), and some sugar. To make it, first cut the astragalus and Imperata root into sections, put them into a clay pot with Cistanche deserticola and watermelon rind, and cook over medium heat. Drink 2 to 3 times a day.

Whole-wheat corn tortillas: Whole-wheat corn tortillas contain selenium and a lot of fiber. Canadian researchers have found that foods rich in soluble fiber can reduce the risk of prostate cancer.

The above five methods are the relevant dietary treatments for chronic prostate disease. You can have a brief understanding of them. As people's living standards improve, more people pay attention to daily health preservation and use simple dietary treatments to inhibit the development of the disease and relieve the condition. Chronic prostate disease can also be treated with food, and the effect is good.