The Best Diet During Radiation Therapy: Foods to Eat and Avoid

[@naththomas9946]

Thank you, Dr.Griggs, for your continuous support.

[@yerbba]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@CC-iy6cj]

Great topic as always. I am likely headed for radiation therapy in a month or so. trying to decide between photon vs proton rad therapy for breast cancer. already completed neoadjuvant chemo and double mastectomy.

[@karenmccarroll6820]

I am doing radiation now and I am very tired. Thank you for the information

[@yerbba]

We truly hope your symptoms improve soon. Thank you for watching.

[@siewlienlee7304]

When can I commence after radiation in taking my anti-oxidants like, multi bits, fish oil and other anti-oxidants tablets after my radiotherapy? Thank You

[@yerbba]

Research suggests it’s generally safe to resume antioxidants like multivitamins, fish oil, and others after completing radiation, but timing matters. Some oncologists recommend waiting a few weeks to ensure treatments have fully done their job without interference. Check with your care team for guidance tailored to your specific situation.

[@angelazabo3543]

Most of the time I do eat good but sometimes I need some bad food like fried chicken French fries

[@yerbba]

Everything in moderation is key! Enjoying treats like fried chicken or French fries occasionally won’t undo a generally healthy diet. A life without our treats would be a sad one indeed! Balance is what matters most.

[@julietaodulio1646]

Is Coconut milk bad for cancer patient??

[@yerbba]

Coconut milk is generally safe for cancer patients, even during treatment, as it provides healthy fats and nutrients. However, it’s calorie-dense, so moderation is key.

[@julietaodulio1646]

@ thank you….!