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Lowering your risk for prostate cancer could be as easy as eating more mushrooms.
Watch: Learn How to Properly Store Your Mushrooms
The Doctors share the results of a study from the International Journal of Cancer, which found that men who ate mushrooms, reduced their risk by 17 percent.
The study theorizes the high antioxidant content in mushrooms may be the reason for the risk reduction. Not only are mushrooms tasting, but they are also low in calories, nutritious, and filing.
Watch: Can Mushrooms Grow in Your Intestines?
This is another possible way to "let food be your medicine," words The Doctors live by!
Check out a great recipe for a mushroom lasagna featured on the show!
