Discussion: Causes and symptoms of prostate calcification.

The leading cause of prostate calcification is chronic prostatitis.
Prostate inflammations cause a build-up of toxins; without proper blood flow in the prostate, toxins cause crystallization that calcifies over time.
Common symptoms of prostate calcification:
The symptoms of prostate calcification depend on the location. (Often asymptomatic.)
The common symptoms are related to a feeling of pain & discomfort during ejaculation and sexual intercourse.
Burning sensation and difficulty in urinating. (Sometimes also associated with benign prostatic enlargement.)

Self-healing methods to dissolve calcifications.
It is possible to dissolve calcifications (sometimes partially) with the following protocols:

The first step.

Reduce inflammations all over the body by using self-healing detoxification and other anti-inflammatory methods.
Eating and drinking a large, balanced variety of unprocessed food and beverages helps initiate the body's natural regeneration process.
Drinking natural squeezed juices and liver and gallbladder flushes (also desirable to combine with coffee enemas) releases vast amounts of toxins. It allows the body to rehabilitate the damaged coronary arteries.
Regular kidney flushing and a steam sauna may help dissolve the formed toxins.


The second step.

Vitamin k2 (Fat-soluble) regulates calcium and iodine homeostasis.

Regularly eating food rich in vitamin K2 (only from natural sources) can assist with dissolving the calcifications.
Vitamin K1 (more available in many greens) can be converted to Vitamin K2 in the intestines. (With the help of good bacteria.)
Consuming iodine regularly (for proper thyroid function) is essential to regulate calcium homeostasis. (The easiest way is by consuming Himalayan pink salt.)
Other Non-food methods:
Regular walking up and down stairs produces pressure on the prostate, improving blood flow.
Prostate massage to improve blood circulation in the groin area.
Control Sun-baths produce vitamin D naturally. Vitamin D has a vital role in calcium homeostasis.
Acupuncture may help with the process. (Not exclusively)
It uses mainly herbal supplements and antioxidants (as little as possible) to restore the body's balance and deficiencies.

Food Rich in Vitamin K2.
Fermented soybeans.
Ground beef, chicken breasts, chicken liver.
Egg yolks.
Ghee. (Purified butter)
Salami. - not recommended – smoked and processed.
Soft and Hard cheese – not recommended – processed dairy products.
Unprocessed food containing K2 is better absorbed.