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A cancer diagnosis is a life changing event. Nutrition can be a source of empowerment when dealing with problems you never expected to encounter. Yet, the amount of information available is overwhelming and often conflicting, increasing anxiety about making "the right choices".
Read MoreWorking around eating problems during treatment
Maintaining good nutrition through cancer treatments improves tolerance of the treatments themselves and even your ability to complete the treatment course needed to fight your cancer. Working around the problems that interfere with nutrition and activity is critical.
Read MoreWhat Now? Nutrition and supplementation after treatment ends
Anxiety is often kept in check during active treatment. Surrounded by caring staff, survivors have ready access to answers to their questions. "Graduation" is welcome, but removes this safety net, leaving survivors vulnerable to potentially harmful interventions like colonic enemas, extreme diet restrictions and excessive supplementation.
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