Nutrition and metabolic health
Discuss eating patterns, activity, weight changes, and your overall health in the context of medical guidance.
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Integrative Prostate Cancer Support
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men in the United States, excluding common non-melanoma skin cancers. Integrative prostate cancer support considers nutrition, physical activity, metabolic health, sleep, emotional well-being, and day-to-day treatment effects while your oncology team guides diagnosis and treatment.
A practical, whole-person conversation
Each situation is different. Your treatment, health history, priorities, and day-to-day concerns shape what questions are worth exploring.
Treatment and recovery
Talk about daily challenges and questions to bring to the clinicians leading your cancer treatment.
Continuing support
Consider the limited concierge program if you value ongoing conversations as your needs change.
Prostate cancer by the numbers
The American Cancer Society estimates 333,830 new prostate cancer diagnoses in the United States in 2026. The National Cancer Institute notes that it becomes more common with age. These population figures cannot tell any one person what to expect.
Sources: American Cancer Society, 2026 · NCI SEER prostate cancer facts
Common questions about prostate cancer
Use these starting points to prepare for a conversation with your treating team.
What does integrative prostate cancer care include?
It can include conversations about nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, and side effects in the context of your conventional cancer care.
Can diet help while I am being treated for prostate cancer?
Nutrition may help support general health and adequate nourishment, but no single diet treats prostate cancer. Ask your oncology team for advice tailored to your treatment and other health conditions.
Can I exercise during prostate cancer treatment?
Many people ask about safe movement to support everyday function. Your treating team can advise based on your treatment, symptoms, and physical capacity.
What should I ask about active surveillance?
Ask your urologist or oncologist how monitoring works for your specific cancer, which tests are planned, and what changes might lead to a different treatment discussion.
Can supplements interfere with hormone therapy?
Products can have interactions or effects that matter during treatment. Review each supplement with your oncology team or pharmacist before taking it.
Learn or work with Dr. Lemmon
The educational membership offers self-guided lessons. Personalized care begins with a $225 comprehensive consultation.
Keep your oncology team involved
Our support is intended to complement your cancer care. Discuss diagnosis, testing, and treatment decisions with your licensed treating clinicians.
Integrative support is intended to complement your oncology care. Discuss changes to treatment, medication, or supplements with your treating clinicians.
A closer look
Support beyond appointments
Your daily experience matters alongside the treatment plan made with your oncology team.
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Schedule a consultationLet’s talk about your next step
Start with a $225, 60-minute consultation to talk through your questions and whether ongoing care fits your needs.