While for most people the primary goal of eating and
drinking is to sustain energy and life, the goal of nutritional care for those
with advanced cancer is quite different. Advanced cancer usually refers to
cancer that can no longer be cured, and care of someone at this end stage is
typically aimed at preserving the dignity and quality of... Read more
Diarrhea can be one of the more uncomfortable and embarrassing complications
of cancer. We've all had it - enough said. People with cancer are prone to frequent
loose or watery stools for many reasons. Chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, bone
marrow transplant, and stress can all lead to diarrhea, and certain types of
cancer can cause diarrhea... Read more
Constipation is the most common gastrointestinal complaint
in the United States,
affecting more than 4 million Americans and accounting for more than two
million visits to the doctor each year. While
the groups most often affected are women and adults over age 65, constipation
is also a significant problem for people
with cancer.... Read more
What are probiotics, who should take them, and where do you
find them?
Interest in the reported health benefits of probiotics has
grown in the past decade, and researchers continue to investigate how the
supplements can treat or prevent specific illnesses. Probiotics are
well-recognized for their ability to calm bowel inflammation in... Read more
I'm not much of a meat eater, and I try to avoid processed meats. But now and then I'll order a steak for dinner or grab a hot dog for my kids. I definitely enjoy barbeque in the summer. I'm in good company. In fact, Americans eat more red meat than most, with a reported average of 36 ounces per week. But while a modest amount... Read more
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