I love food. In particular, I love meat. I enjoy Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese and Italian food. But I'm told I should review my eating habits. I did some reading on diet for people with cancer or going through cancer treatment. There is a lot of info out there and many different ideas. I’ve decided to pick and choose based on my lifestyle and advice from friends who have gone through a cancer experience.
Here are a couple of sites I found useful:
My diet choice
Zero meat. Why? Read this: http://www.cancertutor.com/faq/faq_meat.html
Majority raw fruit and vegetables. Here are just a few of the cancer cell killing nutrients (direct or indirect) in vegetables and fruits:
- Raw Carrots (alpha carotene, beta carotene, Vitamin E, etc.)
- Raw Broccoli (sulforaphanes/isothiocyanates)
- Raw cabbage (isothiocyanates)
- Green Asparagus (saponins)
- Beetroot/red beets (proanthocyanidins (PAC's or OPC's))
- Turmeric (a spice) (curcurmin)
- Raw pineapple (bromelain and pexoxidase)
- Whole purple grapes with seeds and skins (more than a dozen, see Grape Cure article)
- Apricot seeds (laetrile)
- Strawberries, red raspberries, black raspberries (laetrile and ellagic acid)
- Blueberries (ellagic acid, anthrocyanins, OPC)
I found this list from “Raw Food Treatment”. Sounds interesting: http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/RawFood.html
Modest amounts of milk products. I love my yoghurt.
Very small amounts of fat, sugar, alcohol, and salt.
My previous diet, which I love, is actually bad for me. It is a dramatic change, but a change I must make.
My previous diet, which I love, is actually bad for me. It is a dramatic change, but a change I must make.
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