10 Steps to Healthy Prostate  

1. Do Not Smoke. Cigarette smoke and all tobacco products are enemies of your organs including your prostate. Therefore, if you smoke or use tobacco products, you need to do your best to quit as soon as you can. It's also necessary to avoid second hand smoke which is a vicious killer that most people tend to ignore.  
2. Limit Alcohol. Alcohol consumption in moderation barely causes health problems. Consuming too much alcohol, however, can impact your prostate health, raise your blood pressure, and increase your risk for major medical conditions.  
3. Eat a Healthy Diet. Vegetables, fruits, whole grains, high-fiber foods and fish help you keep your prostate healthy. It is important to eat tomatoes and soy (or soy products) regularly. Saw palmetto and nettles are a great for your prostate health. In addition, you can take certain supplements such as vitamin E (up to 400 IU), selenium (200 mcg), zinc (30 mg), omega3, pumpkin seed, and walnuts. Avoid foods high in saturated fat and sodium; red meat, especially high-fat or processed meats; and limit your intake of high-fat dairy products.
4. Have Regular Healthy Sex.  It may sound bizarre, but (healthy) sexual intercourse is more than a pleasure; it is good for your prostate. A healthy relationship associated with several orgasms a week in males is not only good for your prostate gland but also strongly correlated with longevity and optimal testosterone levels.  
5. Regular Exercise : physical activity should be included in your “to-do” list if you want a healthy prostate. In fact, regular exercise on its own may lower the risk of not only prostate cancer but also all types of malignancy. It is however important to choose activities you enjoy such as soccer, basketball and brisk walking.  
6. Kegel Exercise – using regularly, Kegel exercise can improve blood flow to your prostate gland and urogenital organs. Talk to your urologist for more information on this therapy.  
7. Maintain a Healthy Weight. Having extra pounds increases the risk of heart disease, and affects all your organs of your body including your prostate. Therefore, if you are overweight, it is important to lose weight if you want to prevent prostate cancer
8. Manage Stress. Clinical stress is the enemy of your body. If you constantly are stressed, there is no way you can live a healthy lifestyle. Chronic stress increases the risk of all types of cancer, including prostate cancer. Take steps to reduce stress.  
9. Early Detection . It is important to see your doctor for regular cancer screenings. If you are 50 or older, it is recommended to have yearly DREs (digital rectal exams) and PSAs (prostate-specific antigen blood tests).  
10. Monitor Chronic Conditions. Chronic medical conditions such as high cholesterol or high blood pressure should be treated to avoid complications. If you have diabetes, it is also necessary to keep your blood sugar at normal levels receiving appropriate treatment.