Nutrition and Lung Cancer Good Information

miraclelala
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Nutrition and Lung Cancer the following link is an online lecture by Becky Wright - quicktime or foxfire work well to help play it on your computer!

Becky Wright, RD, LD 8/6/07
Becky Wright RD, LD, Nutrition Specialist from Cancer Treatment Centers of America will address the importance of good nutrition related to a lung cancer diagnosis. Becky will present the knowledge she has gained from her many years of hands on experience working with people who have a lung cancer diagnosis. I do not believe she is still at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America but this information seems to make good sense!! Praying for great healing for you all!


http://www.gildasclubtx.org/resources/mp3/BeckyWright_Lung.mp3

7 replies

miraclelala

This is such good information - please take time to listen to it!

summeron2001

Very good report - interesting about the protein for lung cancer but not for other types. Also the low sugar intake. Overall, I think it has good rules to follow. Thanks for sharing.

Jim08

Thanks for that. That is the first I have heard on the subject. Got me thinking. We should have a welcome kit for new arrivals. That would be a good start for such a kit.
Jim

miraclelala

Hi Jim,

I think that's a really great idea. And I think this information every newly dx would appreciate hearing!

marilou122

Great ~ Super!

Thank you for sharing this valuable info with us....I cannot wait to play this for my hubby with lc.

10 stars to you!

Tworosescd

Awesome information. Thank you for sharing....I think Jim's idea is great. The sooner someone has information like this, the sooner they can make informed decisions for themselves about nutrition.

Mach1

Thank you for bringing this to our site. It was a long haul but highly informative, worth the time. The Dr Quillin she refers to is Patrick Quillin, author of Beating cancer with nutrition. I think it's a real shame that so many oncologists are in denial about the role of nutrition in maintaining a NED status. It may be too much to believe that nutrition alone can cure advanced cancer without drugs or other treatments, but I am convinced it can help keep minimize the adverse effects of treatment, and help keep the dreaded disease in check afterwards. I was fortunate that my oncologist didn't forbid anti-oxidants, but I know some do.

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