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Dr. Dawn Mussallem is a physician in the Robert and Monica Jacoby Center for Breast Health where she leads the integrative medicine and health program within the Breast Center. Dr. Mussallem is a cancer survivor herself and shares information about food and diet that helped her and has helped her patients.
Learn more about:
- foods that have cancer-fighting properties
- how to improve your diet for a healthier life
İ have all read.But İ’m not cancer And doctor thank you.
Colleen Young, Connect Director
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Hi @luky2girls
The video Q&A will happen here on this page on Thurs, Aug 23 at noon Central time. It will also be archived here so you can watch it afterwards.
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Thank you so much, Colleen. Please keep us posted. Hope you are well. Best regards, Soul
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@shilo14 I am curious as to your take on the Keto diet and cancer. I am a Thymic Cancer survivor, and appreciate that food has an effect on our wellness. I've read that this way of eating decreases inflammation in your body. I have found Keto easy to follow and I am losing weight, which isn't easy for me since my surgery, chemo and radiation. They sacrificed my right phrenic nerve which makes it very difficult to exercise, certainly nothing aerobic. Please share your thoughts if there is any drawbacks to eating mainly protein, then fat and keeping bet carbs to 20 grams per day. Thank you.
So am I. I don't hear of too many Thymic cancer patients/survivors out there. Such a less common cancer.
@shilo14 I am curious as to your take on the Keto diet and cancer. I am a Thymic Cancer survivor, and appreciate that food has an effect on our wellness. I've read that this way of eating decreases inflammation in your body. I have found Keto easy to follow and I am losing weight, which isn't easy for me since my surgery, chemo and radiation. They sacrificed my right phrenic nerve which makes it very difficult to exercise, certainly nothing aerobic. Please share your thoughts if there is any drawbacks to eating mainly protein, then fat and keeping bet carbs to 20 grams per day. Thank you.
Yes, we are certainly almost in the same category of mythical animals. When were you diagnosed and how are you doing now? I have posted a bit of my cancer journey on another thread under thymic carcinoma.
Would you please address incorportating Tumeric into your diet and taking a Curcumin supplement as a cancer preventative, as well as, a cure for cancer. Also, the benefits of baking soda in treating cancer.
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@shilo14 I am curious as to your take on the Keto diet and cancer. I am a Thymic Cancer survivor, and appreciate that food has an effect on our wellness. I've read that this way of eating decreases inflammation in your body. I have found Keto easy to follow and I am losing weight, which isn't easy for me since my surgery, chemo and radiation. They sacrificed my right phrenic nerve which makes it very difficult to exercise, certainly nothing aerobic. Please share your thoughts if there is any drawbacks to eating mainly protein, then fat and keeping bet carbs to 20 grams per day. Thank you.
Hi @luque76, Welcome to Connect.
@shilo14 is referencing this thymic cancer discussion group:
– Anyone out there with Thymoma/Thymic Carcinoma https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/anyone-out-there-with-thymomathymiic-carcinoma/
Come join the conversation.
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@nancyhailey Would you please address incorportating Tumeric into your diet and taking a Curcumin supplement as a cancer preventative, as well as, a cure for cancer. Also, the benefits of baking soda in treating cancer.
@one other thing is the rind of Lemon grate it on all your food not the juice but lemon rind
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@colleenyoung Hi @luky2girls
The video Q&A will happen here on this page on Thurs, Aug 23 at noon Central time. It will also be archived here so you can watch it afterwards.
I'm not seeing the video…
I am trying to join the webinar live, but having difficulties. Any suggestions?
Colleen Young, Connect Director
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The webinar is live. Try refreshing your browser to see the video.
@colleenyoung The webinar is live. Try refreshing your browser to see the video.
Thanks, but still no luck here.
Colleen Young, Connect Director
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@colleenyoung The webinar is live. Try refreshing your browser to see the video.
Darn. Try clicking this link: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/webinar/cancer-fighting-foods/
@colleenyoung The webinar is live. Try refreshing your browser to see the video.
I tried refreshing and it says unavailable video can't be embedded. Is there a particular browser you need to have?
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I am curious as to your take on the Keto diet and cancer. I am a Thymic Cancer survivor, and appreciate that food has an effect on our wellness. I've read that this way of eating decreases inflammation in your body. I have found Keto easy to follow and I am losing weight, which isn't easy for me since my surgery, chemo and radiation. They sacrificed my right phrenic nerve which makes it very difficult to exercise, certainly nothing aerobic. Please share your thoughts if there is any drawbacks to eating mainly protein, then fat and keeping bet carbs to 20 grams per day. Thank you.
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