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Alkaline Diet for Cancer: Fighting and Preventing Cancer - Expert Guide
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- John Tyler
- Independently Published
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- 9798600341449
- 8.5 X 5.51 X 0.1 inches
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- Cooking > Health & Healing - Cancer
- English
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Some proponents of this diet claim that it can reverse cancer or support chemotherapy. There is no scientific evidence supporting these claims, and no studies have performed direct tests on this claim.However, significant evidence from a 2010 study suggests that reducing meat consumption and eating more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains might prevent cancer.The study looked at data from the 2010 European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition. It found that consuming vitamin C, vitamin A, fiber, and a Mediterranean-style diet might reduce cancer risk.Some studies have shown that acidic environments help cancer cells grow. So the idea is that a diet high in alkaline foods (high pH) and low in acidic foods will raise the body's pH levels (make the body more alkaline) and prevent or even cure cancer.It should be noted that these are studies of cancer cells in a dish and do not represent the complex nature of how tumors behave in the human body. And food cannot change the pH of your blood.Research shows that there's no one diet or food that can cure cancer. But proper nutrition can help you feel your best during cancer treatment or at any time.That's why it's so important to talk to a doctor or a dietitian before beginning a new diet. This is true regardless of whether you have cancer. Different diet plans work for different people, and your doctor or dietitian can help you determine if a new diet will help you reach your health goals.Your dietitian can assess your nutrition and talk with you about your nutrition goals, which may change at different stages of treatment. Your dietitian can help limit your diet's adverse effects on your treatment, minimize side effects and help you cope with new food sensitive that you've developed since your diagnosis.
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