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Are there specific dietary recommendations for someone with cancer?
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Diet: Well balanced, healthy diet. More vegetables/fruits/fibers. Reduce red meat, reduce carbohydrates. Limit any alcoholic beverage as low as possible to 0-1 /day only. Keep active, exercise regularly.
Answered 6/28/2012
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