What to Eat if You Have Cancer: Healing Foods that Boost Your Immune System

by Maureen Keane, Daniella Chace

Fuel your body to fight cancer Cancer and cancer treatment take a toll on your body, but you can help make cancer treatment more effective and reduce its unpleasant side effects with good nutrition. What to Eat if You Have Cancer presents the best foods to fight cancer and suggests ways to keep your body strong--knowledge you need to take control of your health. A vital resource for cancer patients, this revised edition contains new recipes, new menus, and the latest research on cancer and nutrition. With the help of What to Eat if You Have Cancer , you will learn

Genres: Nonfiction, Health

336 pages, Paperback

First published December 30, 1899

Reviews

[Yvensong]

At first, I was disappointed that this didn't include very many recipes, and the recipes included didn't interest me that much. After I started reading the first part of the book, though, I was happy I did. The first part is full of biology and the technical aspects of the development of cancer. There is tons of useful, and very detailed, information for anyone who is interested in the biological workings of their body. It is written by two nutritionists for the lay person.

[Jan]

This was probably the most detailed book on the hows and whys or cancer, and available treatments and the best food to eat and drink for a non medical practioner. I confess that I skipped some of the technical portions on how cancers forms, but read the sections on food and nutrition thoroughly.

This book has helped me with preparing juices and blends for a friend with cancer, andprovides me with much more up to date info on the active enzymes that are complementary inthe treatment of cancer.

[Shannon]

I liked the information but I found the book lacking in recipes which is what I was actually for. The chapters on the developement and background of cancer were informative.So if you are looking for a detailed overview of cancer and how foods, nutients and some suppliments as well and information about how to handle the various side effects associated with chemo,and radiation this book might be a good one to read.

[Tanesha]

Very informative and will help you learn so much about nutrition and how the body works.

[Christina Pope]

When I first started reading this book, it took me a while to really get into it. I'm glad I stayed with it. it was packed with very important and helpful information that I can use.

[Barbara Bengston]

The book does a nice job of describing the different types of cancer.

[Linda]

It was a lot of biology and a little bit about food. It is a good reference book and worth reading if you either have cancer or are cooking for someone who does. (2010)

[Katherine Bown]

This book is my bible. Easy to read, easy to make notes and it's always right next to my bed for a quick memory refresh!

[Allyson]

Lots of good information for those dealing with cancer, as well as their care givers. I enjoyed the nutritional information.