Cancer Nutrition

General description of the disease

 

Cancer is a type of malignant tumor that develops from epithelial cells. The disease can affect the mucous membranes, skin and internal organs of a person.

Cancer is divided into types depending on the organ on which it develops, therefore, the following varieties are distinguished: cancer of the vagina, lung (together with Pancost’s syndrome), larynx, lip, stomach, breast, bladder, liver, pancreas, kidney, prostate , colon, cervix, thyroid, ovaries, brain and more. Depending on the type of cancer, its symptoms are also distinguished.

Healthy foods for cancer

It is very important for cancer to adhere to the principles of a balanced balanced diet, regardless of the stage of the disease. Such a diet will help restore healthy body cells and organ tissues, maintain body weight, improve well-being, protect against inflammatory and infectious processes, maintain a normal metabolic rate, and prevent exhaustion.

Among useful products, the following are distinguished:

  1. 1 Certain types of green plants (chlorella, green peas, blue-blue algae, cabbage, dandelion leaves, green mustard, nettle), which contain large amounts of chlorophyll and increase the body’s resistance to tumors and microbes; stimulate phagocytosis.
  2. 2 Red-orange, yellow and orange vegetables and fruits that are rich in carotenoids (lutein, beta-carotene, lycopene) and have anti-cancer properties. These include carrots, apricots, zucchini, citrus fruits, and tomatoes. Carotenoids are able to destroy free radicals in lipids, increase the immune response, and protect cells from UV radiation.
  3. 3 Blue, purple or red vegetables and fruits contain anthocyanids, which are antioxidants, neutralize the action of free radicals, relieve inflammation, activate the body’s resources to resist carcinogens, viruses, and detoxify pollutants and chemicals. These include: beets, blackberries, blueberries, cherries, red and purple grapes, blue cabbage.
  4. 4 Broccoli, pineapple and garlic have detoxifying and anticancer properties as they contain spicy gray components and reduce the risk of N-nitroso-induced cancer.
  5. 5 Cruciferous vegetables (Brussels sprouts and cauliflower, broccoli, green mustard, turnip, radish) contain indole, which activates the detoxifying properties of the liver, binds chemical carcinogens in the body.
  6. 6 Green tea has protective properties.
  7. 7 Pomegranates, grapes, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries contain ellagic acid, which prevents carcinogenic oxidation in cell membranes.

Folk remedies for cancer

In this disease, folk remedies are used depending on its varieties. For example, for skin cancer, you can use:

 
  • ointment made from celandine or marigold flowers, or marsh herb (one part of herb powder, 2,5 parts each of butter and honey);
  • carrot juice (taken orally five times a day for a tablespoon);
  • curd lotions (change every three to four hours);
  • freshly crushed fig and figs for external use;
  • aloe leaves (apply cut leaves to the affected area);
  • sedum herb caustic (use herb powder for external use).

Prohibited foods for cancer

  • meat, meat products (including all types of sausages);
  • animal fats, margarines, artificial fats;
  • meat broths (including broths from poultry, meat briquettes);
  • fish, fish products, fish broths;
  • seafood (shellfish, shrimp, crabs, squid);
  • high-fat milk;
  • salty and fatty hard cheeses;
  • egg whites;
  • smoked products (including dry fruits);
  • fried foods (with the exception of stews in their own juice), including vegetables stewed under pressure and in pans;
  • dishes cooked in aluminum cookware;
  • sugar and sugar-containing foods;
  • canned foods (fruits, vegetables, juices);
  • salt;
  • coffee, cocoa, chocolate, tea, artificial drinks;
  • sauerkraut (cucumbers, cabbage, tomatoes);
  • coconut;
  • potatoes (except Jerusalem artichoke);
  • products with chemical preservatives;
  • legumes (brain peas, beans, beans);
  • finely ground wheat flour, products from it (pasta, spaghetti, noodles, white bread, crackers, pies, biscuits);
  • mushrooms and mushroom broths;
  • hot processed vegetable oils;
  • confectionery (cakes, rolls, pastries, etc.);
  • vinegar and vinegar-containing condiments (except apple cider);
  • yeast and yeast foods (for example, all types of bread).

Attention!

The administration is not responsible for any attempt to use the information provided, and does not guarantee that it will not harm you personally. The materials cannot be used to prescribe treatment and make a diagnosis. Always consult your specialist doctor!

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