Which food is suitable for breast tumour patients?!
Question: Blueberries , have anti tumor properties. Also Blackberries and raspberries. They have been known to shrink the size of tumors around 70% in lab testing...
Although this is all in testing, there's no reason to not eat them... and if it's being proven in labs, I would `do it myself if It was me.
Ellagic Acid is found in many berries and fruits... and it has been showing promising signs of killing cancer cells and shrinking tumors... plus theses fruits are loaded with antioxidants which also helps with cell damage... google Ellagic acid... you can read more..
Answers: Blueberries , have anti tumor properties. Also Blackberries and raspberries. They have been known to shrink the size of tumors around 70% in lab testing...
Although this is all in testing, there's no reason to not eat them... and if it's being proven in labs, I would `do it myself if It was me.
Ellagic Acid is found in many berries and fruits... and it has been showing promising signs of killing cancer cells and shrinking tumors... plus theses fruits are loaded with antioxidants which also helps with cell damage... google Ellagic acid... you can read more..
Ban muffin mix, mix what as directed but add in flax seed oil and bake. This lessen the size of the tumors and kills any chance of cancerous cells developing
There are a lot of foods that have shown in tests to be good for hindering the growth of malignant tumors, but in the long run nothing has proven successful in completely eliminating them. There are too many unknown environmental and genetic reasons why someone develops cancer.
You might encourage someone to eat healthy while undergoing treatment but sometimes the taste buds and digestive system are affected by chemo or radiation to make anything taste good enough to eat.
Read "The Cancer Diet For Most Treatment Plans" at http://cancertutor.com/AltTreatments/Alt...
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There is no diet or particular food that has been scientifically proven to cause, prevent, treat or cure any cancer, including breast cancer.
A healthy diet is always important, and especially when dealing with the treatments - although during chemotherapy whatever foods the patient feels they can manage is ok.
It's easier for people who haven't had cancer to 'blame the victim', that is to put an individual's cancer down to their lifestyle, including their diet, and it's tempting to think there must be a 'natural' way to treat it. Kevin Trudeau has made a lot of money by scamming people in this respect.
I used to think my organic vegan diet would protect me from cancer, what with all the juicing and exercise I did. It didn't though, and it didn't cure me either.
A breast cancer patient should eat whatever she wants; going through cancer treatment is hard enough without having to restrict and police your diet, or have other people police it.
But, as always, a healthy diet with plenty of fruit and veg is advisable.