Cancer diet

[ggglimpopo]

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[PollyLogos]

Very sorry to hear about your friend. The Bristol Cancer Centre does a lot of work with special diets. I'll try to find their website for you.

[GhostofNatt]

gglimpopo, how awful for you and your friends, not much time to post now but will try more later. A friend of mine has been fighting secondary liver cancer (but not secondary to lung)- he has been on a macrobiotic diet - also has been on a healing ergime which i will try to find out more about and post later. xxx
There is also a regime involving fruit juice and colonic irrigation which my friend has nto tried which i will try to remember the name of...

[Marina]

gggl, these are the people who sprang to mind when I read your post:
Bristol Cancer Centre info on juicing
It might be worth contacting them in general to see what other advice they can offer.
I am so very sorry to hear about your friends. What miserable luck for them both after the death of a child
did you come across this UK-based resource in your googling btw?
BACUP This page has their Eating Well section with diets and advice for cancer patients.

[PollyLogos]

Bristol Cancer Help Centre

[ggglimpopo]

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[Fio2]

its macrobiotic, a bit similar to what is in the 'you are what you eat" books

[ggglimpopo]

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[Fio2]

I know gglimpopo, life is just bloody cruel to some people and others dont even know they are born

[ggglimpopo]

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[ggglimpopo]

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[renaldo]

I know you really want to do something to help but from personal experience it is very tiring to be given lots of well meant advice when seriously ill, is there anything else you could do to support them emotionally?

[Jimjams]

this article is about a diet involving juicing Apparently it takes a team of volunteers to do realistically.

[happymerryberries]

The BACUP stuff is excellent and doing anything at an awful time like this feels better than doing nothing IYSWIM

[mancmum]

note of caution... no diet has ever been proven to beat lung cancer -- it is one of the worst cancers to get... please balance up the stress and trauma of a new diet on top of the treatment in terms of what it will do for your friend...unlikely to add much extra time... sorry to be depressing but lung and liver cancer is not going to be cured by a diet... if it was, it would be mainstream cure...

[Heathcliffscathy]

glimmm, there was an amazing article that reduced me to tears in the observer magazine a couple of weeks ago by a woman that has written a book all about what people can do for you that actually helps when diagnosed with serious/terminal cancer.

i'm desp trying to find it...be back...

[Heathcliffscathy]

here it is!

[Pollyanna]

I think it's by Deborah Hutton Sophable.

[Heathcliffscathy]

and here is the book itself on amazon france website

[Heathcliffscathy]

all royalties go to macmillan cancer relief. more for you than him maybe...or for wife...but i thought i'd post the article anyway as was so moving.

[happymerryberries]

Great article Sophiable.

Can I echo one thing on the article, there are few things worse for the family of a cancer patient than having to cheer other people along. Whe dh fist had both his cancer diagnosis (two separate unrealted ones! Sheesh his luck!) the worst thing was hen I used to have to spend time cheering other people along. Now that realy did suck!

[Heathcliffscathy]

it's wonderful isn't it. i just cried and cried cause she sounds great and loves them all so much and is so palpably loved by them all....

[ggglimpopo]

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