6. How to Eat Right With Myeloma? - by Ms Lynn Teong

[@dianecerna9308]

Do you have a food list of what I can eat or not eat

[@emmanuelking9988]

I have multiple myeloma and I'm doing chemo PLUS holistic health...diet is crucial to healing as well, no matter what conventional medicine says. Please check out Dr. Thomas Lodi's KZbin channel. Stay far away from from all sugars, even maple syrup and honey. Limit fruit and mainly eat berries. Eat all organic. Drink fresh squeezed green juices daily (celery, cucumber, kale, chard, beet). Drink lemon water. Don't eat restaurant food. Cook at home. Limit dairy until you're better. Take organic turmeric (curcumin), Essaic Tea, Soursop (Graviola) tea, aloe vera juice. Eat organic complex carbs (yams, pumpkin,etc.), Eat a big salad daily. Drink lemon water. Look into: Intermittent fasting, sauna, colonics. And water only fasting.

[@michelsooriah692]

Greetings from the paradise island of mauritius

[@fredrickblais4113]

You say eat natural foods yet promote refined sugar and processed oils. Typical poor diet advice from western Dr's.

[@MrsRitchieBlackmore]

I'm going through a situation where my mom is on chemo and won't eat anything but plain rice cakes. She's dropping weight like crazy. It's scary, and I'm pretty sure ANYTHING is better for the body than starvation.

[@emmanuelking9988]

​@@MrsRitchieBlackmore I have multiple myeloma and went through that my first round of chemo... please try for your mom, organic complex carbs like squash, pumpkin, yams, sweet potato. If she eats rice cakes, please buy 100% organic, no added sugar, brown rice cakes. The problem lays with what is added to the foods, like additives, chemicals, preservatives, hormones, antibiotics, white sugar, fake chemical sugars. A cancer patient must have a diet a clean and close to nature as possible.

[@emmanuelking9988]

Exactly, agreed 💯%

[@ismetatoljic127]

How long live people with multiple myeloma ? My dad is 48 and diagnosed myeloma😪😪

[@janonthemtn]

See all videos by Dr Thomas Seyfried PhD from Boston University USA

[@intothemysticintrinsictaro5764]

I cannot believe this is considered professional advice. Absolutely absurd.