Healthy Father's Day Wishes
Cancer risks reduction ideas to share with dad

Fathers around America are being celebrated June 17th. In addition to wishing them a happy Father's Day, dailyRx and 1-800-Oncologist wish for them a healthy Father's Day.
There are lots of ways for men to stay healthy and reduce their risks of the top cancers -- skin cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer and colorectal cancer.
Stay healthy, Dad - one day at a time.
So what can dads do to stay in tip-top shape and avoid dealing with the crazy C?
These tips aren't just appropriate for cancer avoidance; they're great for overall fitness and wellness.
So here we go. Dads, please -
- If you do smoke, please, please give it up.
- Smokers, please call 1-800-Quit-Now for help quitting once and for all.
- Try adding more fresh fruits and vegetables to your diet.
- Eat lots of colors from the garden.
- Limit red meats, pork or lamb to once or twice a week.
- Try leaving the high fat stuff alone - the hot dogs, bacon, the processed meats.
- Go easy on the high-fat dairy products like cheese.
- Move. Start at five minutes a day and move up from there.
- Strive for 30-45 minutes of physical activity every day.
- Talk to your doctor about what cancer screenings are appropriate for you.
- Plan to have your first colorectal cancer test at age 50.
Here's wishing the men in your life a happy, healthy Father's Day this Sunday and for many years to come.
All information on this site is provided “as-is” for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should consult with a medical professional if you have any questions about your health.
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