About the Author
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Esther J. Ramage is a highly respected nutritionist, international chef, and
acclaimed author dedicated to supporting individuals on their path to better
health. With a Doctorate in Nutritional Science from Harvard University and
extensive experience in designing therapeutic diets, Dr. Ramage seamlessly
blends scientific knowledge with culinary expertise. Her commitment to creating
nourishing, flavorful meals is evident in every recipe she crafts, offering
vital support to cancer patients and their families. In this book, Dr. Ramage
shares her deep understanding and compassionate approach, equipping readers
with the resources they need to thrive on their wellness journey.
Diet's Function in Cancer Treatment
Although the goal of cancer therapies is to identify and destroy malignant
cells, they may also affect healthy cells, which can have a variety of negative
consequences, including weariness, nausea, and a compromised immune system. A
healthy diet promotes energy levels, nourishes the body, and aids in the
healing process. A with helping the body fight infections, heal damaged
tissues, and control adverse effects from therapy, a proper diet may also
support these processes.
According to research, certain meals have qualities that may help prevent
cancer. These attributes can come from the provision of vital nutrients that
the body needs to operate at its best or from the presence of substances that
have been shown to stop the formation of cancer cells. For instance,
antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables shield cells from harm, while lean
proteins support tissue growth and muscle preservation.
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