Frequent Sexual Intercourse Prevents Prostate Cancer

Recent medical research has found that eating garlic, scallions, onions, leeks, and chives on a daily basis provides significant protection against the development of prostate cancer.

More recently, a study by the National Cancer Institute has found that increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse decreases the risk of prostate cancer.

Therefore, the most prudent method of minimizing prostate cancer risk is to eat a lot of garlic and frequently have sexual intercourse. Unfortunately, those two things seem to be mutually exclusive.