Will cancer cells really "starve to death"?

Some patients believe that "once people suffer from tumors, they cannot eat too nutritious foods, otherwise the tumor will grow fast."

Is it really like this?

In fact, the growth of tumor cells has nothing to do with how much nutritious foods are eaten.

Even if the patient is malnutrition, cancer cells will also grow. Hunger will only consume the body faster and accelerate the deterioration of the condition.

Eggs, meat, milk, fish, soy products, etc. are the main sources of high -quality protein, and are important raw materials for tissue cell repair.

A large number of domestic and foreign studies have shown that patients with good nutritional conditions, tolerance, prognosis, and survival of patients with good nutritional conditions are significantly higher than malnutrition.

Therefore, cancer cells can "starve to death" without scientific basis at all.

(Author: Hunan Cancer Hospital Breast Oncology Plastic Surgery/Head and Neck Four Medicine Zhao Linsha)

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