Medical Expert Shares Cancer Research and Recommendations at Anti-Aging Fellowship

Online, March 24, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Dr. Isaac Eliaz lectures on Integrative approaches to Prostate Cancer at the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) Integrative Oncology Fellowship. The fellowship, held in Boca Raton, Florida, brought together experts, and works to educate physicians, and scientists on all issues related to Integrative Cancer care.

During the event Dr. Isaac Eliaz, Medical Director of Amitabha Clinic, shared his research and recommendations on integrative approaches to prostate issues, primarily focusing on the treatment and prevention of prostate cancer. "I was thrilled to meet a group of enthusiastic physicians and health providers who are interested and committed to learn, and offer their patients Integrative cancer care," says Dr. Eliaz.

One out of every six men in this country is struggling with prostate cancer at this very moment. As a doctor of integrative medicine, Dr. Eliaz is determined to share his knowledge and experience gained from studying multiple medical systems and treating thousands of cancer patients over the last 25 years. "It is about addressing the person as a whole and individualizing our care in a way that fights the disease while enhancing the well-being of the individual on all levels- physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual. This was the focus of my presentation on 'Integrative Approaches to Prostate Cancer,' which ended with the inspiring video about Andy Aubin." Andy, a long time patient of Dr. Eliaz, completely recovered and is doing well after a battle against prostate cancer, and colon cancer that metastasized to the liver, as well as Parkinson's disease.

To learn more about Dr. Isaac Eliaz's prostate cancer health recommendations and research visit his website, or call (707) 583-8622 to schedule a personal interview.

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