Follow Tuesday, August 2, 2016. For Members of Congress Without College Degrees, Experience Brings Insight. ARCHIVE :: Saturday, December 19, 2009 :: Staff infoZine. By Justin Anthony Monarez - Many members of the House and Senate have law degrees, but 5 percent have no college degrees. Three of them said in interviews that their previous careers have given them insights into how most people live their lives.
Some studies suggest that red and processed meat such as beef, pork, lunchmeats, hot dogs, and sausage, may be associated with increased risk of developing prostate cancer.
Eating seven or more serves daily of a variety of grains, grain products, legumes, roots and tubers will also provide protective benefits against cancer. The less processed the grains, the better, so try aim for wholegrain foods. Oats, brown rice, corn, rye, kidney beans and lentils are all good foods to consume.