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Cracking the Walnut Mystery: Preventing Prostate Cancer
Past research has indicated that omega-3 fatty acids may actually be effective at reducing a man's chances of developing prostate cancer. Now, a new study has determined that omega-3 alone is not the cancer preventer that experts hoped it was. Instead, the walnut may actually be the 'prostate protector,' but the reason for this remains unclear.
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