Nutrition · Oncology · Care

Food is part
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Here you'll find answers, support, and evidence-based information about nutrition during cancer treatment — written with care, for you and your loved ones.

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4th-year medical student · Oncology nutrition

"I believe every patient deserves to be heard — and nourished with care, not just calories."

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Find practical information on what to eat during chemo, radiation, and after treatment. Written with understanding.

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What to bring to the hospital, how to cook at home, and how to actually help — when you don't know how.

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Scientific material and clinical guidelines, written accessibly. For oncologists who want to know more about nutrition — and the other way around.

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Nausea During Chemotherapy: How Nutrition Can Help

Nausea, loss of appetite, and fatigue aren't inevitable suffering. There are concrete nutrition strategies that reduce the severity of side effects.

Can diet reduce inflammation in cancer?

Four real biological pathways from your plate to inflammation — fiber, omega-3, polyphenols, and diversity — plus three full recipes with the science explained and adaptations for symptoms.

I’m trying to eat, but I’m losing weight. Why?

Cancer changes how the body uses food. Why people lose muscle and fat despite eating, what inflammation has to do with it, and what we can practically do.

Trillions of allies in your gut: how the microbiome affects cancer treatment

Ani’s own research, awarded first place at a scientific session — how the gut microbiome affects treatment response, and what to eat to support it during chemotherapy.

Curcumin, EGCG, Omega-3 — the Science Behind "Superfoods" in Cancer

Turmeric, green tea, omega-3 — what's actually backed by evidence, and what's just good marketing? We look at the science behind the most popular "superfoods" in cancer treatment.

Why Oncologists Don't Talk About Nutrition — and It's Not Their Fault

Your oncologist probably knows your nutrition matters. They just weren't given the tools to help you with it.

Sugar and Cancer — Myth or Reality

The Warburg effect, the ketogenic diet, and what the science actually shows about glucose and tumors.

What to Pack for the Hospital — and What to Leave at Home

For the patient and for the caregiver — including how to take care of yourself in the process.

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Not another fitness blog

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ESPEN, ASCO, PubMed — not social media trends.

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