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Books
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The ABC's of Nutrition & Supplements and Prostate Cancer -written by Mark Moyad
Eating Your Way to Better Health: The Prostate Forum Nutrition Guide -written by Charles E. Myers Jr., M.D., Sara Sgarlat
Steck, R.T. and Rose Sgarlat Myers, PT., Ph.D.
Food for Life: How the New Four Food Groups Can Save Your Life -written by Neal Barnard, M.D.
How to Prevent & Treat Cancer with Natural Medicine -written by Michael Murray, N.D.
The Color Code -written by James Joseph, Ph.D., Daniel Nadeau, M.D., & Anne Underwood
The Prostate Cancer Protection Plan -written by Robert Arnot, M.D.

Cookbooks Cancer Lifeline Cookbook: Good Nutrition, Recipes, and Resources to Optimize the Lives of People Living with Cancer -written by Kimberly Mathai & Ginny Smith
Fat-Free and Easy: Great Meals in Minutes -written by Jennifer Raymond (vegetarian cookbook)
Lickety-Split Meals -written by Zonya Foco, R.D. One Bite at a Time: Nourishing Recipes for People with Cancer, Survivors, & Their Caregivers -written by Rebecca Katz,
Marsha Tomassi, & Mat Edelson The Peaceful Palate -written by Jennifer Raymond (vegetarian cookbook)

Newsletters/Magazines

Cooking Light www.cookinglight.com
Environmental Nutrition http://www.environmentalnutrition.com (800) 829-5384
Nutrition Action Health Letter http://www.cspinet.org/nah/ Fax: (202) 265-4954

Websites
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American Cancer Society http://www.cancer.org (415) 394-7100
American Institute for Cancer Research http://www.aicr.org (800) 843-8114
Cancer Nutrition Info (Provides up-to-date & comprehensive information on the connection between nutrition & cancer) www.cancernutritioninfo.com
Cancer Supportive Care - Educational modules to complement surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, hormonal therapy and immunotherapy www.cancersupportivecare.com
CaP CURE - Good source of current research and articles. www.capcure.org Center for Informed Food Choices - Offer cooking classes in the Bay Area that emphasize plant-based foods. www.informedeating.org
Consumer Lab - Evaluates quality of over-the-counter supplements http://www.consumerlab.com
Doctor's Guide to Prostate Cancer www.pslgroup.com/prostcancer.htm
EarthSave International - Promotes food choices that are healthy for people & the planet. www.earthsave.org
Ida & Joseph Friend Cancer Resource Center -UCSF Mt.Zion http://cc.ucsf.edu/crc (415) 885-3693
National Cancer Institute http://www.nci.nih.gov/ (800) 4-CANCER (800-422-6237)
Oncolink -Provides information regarding clinical trials, newsgroups, psychosocial support, & more. http://oncolink.upenn.edu
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine -Nonprofit organization that promotes preventive medicine, conducts clinical research, and encourages higher standards for ethics & effectiveness in research. http://www.pcrm.org/index.html
Prostate Pointers - Comprehensive prostate cancer web site with a full range of subjects pertinent to prostate cancer. www.prostatepointers.com
San Francisco Vegetarian Society -Monthly restaurant outings & pot-luck dinners; call 415-273-5481. http://www.sfvs.org
US TOO International, Inc. - Nonprofit organization offers descriptions of treatments, online newsletter, glossary of medical terms & information on local support groups. www.ustoo.com
The Vegetarian Resource Group - Provides vegetarian nutrition information & vegetarian recipes www.vrg.org
WebMD http://my.webmd.com

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