Nutrition for cancer patients | Treatments

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My family has a history of estrogen receptor-positive (ER+) breast cancer. Could eating soy or taking soy supplements reduce my risk of breast cancer?

Is tumor growth slowed by eating an alkaline (high pH) diet?

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The right nutrition is an important part of your fight against cancer. It can help you maintain strength and energy, weight, better tolerate treatments, lessen side effects and support overall recovery.

An important part of your fight against cancer

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Cancer nutrition: An important part of your fight against cancer

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