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Diet restrictions with DCIS diagnosis?

Breast Cancer | Last Active: Feb 6 10:19am | Replies (38)

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My oncology dietitian recommended a Mediterranean diet. Once I researched that I found Dr. William Li's book: EAT TO BEAT YOUR DISEASE. I'm now eating ? Stokes purple potatoes as often as I can get them (the true purple potatoes are reputed to kill cancer stem cells), and a number of other things that I have never had before. Matcha green tea is now a staple in my diet. He encourages dark chocolate. I'm allowing myself 2 squares of HU Salty Dark Chocolate per day (currently). It's 70% Cacao and uses coconut sugar instead of cane sugar. (It's too expensive, so I may eliminate it before I really want to!!) Unfortunately, I also have autoimmune diseases, which complicates things for me, so I have eliminated all gluten, and milk products with lactose. (I use ghee or lactose free half and half - also too expensive!!) The Mediterranean diet also helps the inflammatory issues associated with the autoimmune diseases.
Best wishes!!

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BTW, I make my matcha green tea a latte, with soy milk. I am estrogen receptor positive, and the dietitian recommended using soy products to get phytoestrogens. I add the highest MGO Manuka honey I can afford. While this is also expensive, I'm going to continue doing it, because I believe this has healed my hypothyroidism!!!

I also have my dark chocolate with black coffee. I’m now thinking I might having a hard time with milk and bread. How did you know?

People from that region and Asian countries have least cancer cases I believe