Pharmacist Ben Fuchs on Peyronies

[QuackAttack]

Here is an interesting take on Peyronies from Pharmacist Ben Fuchs while he sits in for Dr. Joel Wallach on the Dead Doctor's Don't Lie radio program and it is a different one from when I called into Dr. Wallach, also linked below. I would like to know long-time forum goers opinions on both of these.


Pharmacist Ben (35:57 into the program)

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Dr. Wallach  (42:37 into the program)

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[james1947]

Sorry QuackAttack, my Internet is very slow to download so I would like to ask you if they are talking about causes of Peyronies Disease?

James

[QuackAttack]

No Pharmacist Ben and Dr. Wallach are discussing supplementation, specifically Youngevity supplements and Peyronies. One thing that both Ben and Dr. Wallach stress is to stop eating inflammatory foods, which include: Fried Food, Processed Meats (nitrates and nitrites), gluten containing foods (barley, wheat, rye & oats which have gliadin and is similar to gluten), well done meat and oils of any kind. It makes sense to me because Peyronies is an inflammatory process that may be negatively impacted by inflammatory foods, not that cutting these foods will heal Peyronies, but they may inhibit healing similar to how eating fried foods increases heart disease. I think I am going to call into Dr. Wallach's show tomorrow and give him an update and ask him a different question since I am not sure he has a complete understanding of Peyronies being a fribrotic plaque and calcification. I have a theory running about Peyronies and Osteoporosis. I found something this morning that I posted from a medical study in Praug, Checkolsovica (spelling sucks). Take a look at it because I would be interested in finding out if anybody else has other connective issues like I have.

John

[james1947]

Thanks QuackAttack
I have just one essential question:
You are writing that "well done meat and oils of any kind" are not good for diet but one of the diets that is most revered is the "Mediterranean Diet" that olive oil is a main components. Contradictory, no?

James

[skunkworks]

I agree with an anti-inflammatory diet being beneficial for the condition, it has helped me a lot. What an anti-inflammatory diet consists of though, I think a lot of people get that part wrong by accepting long standing yet incorrect advice about nutrition.