Can cancer patient eat honey

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Cancer cells can invade and destroy adjacent tissues and organs. Moreover, cancer cells can penetrate from the tumor and enter the blood or lymphatic system. This is how cancer forms new tumors from the primary site to other organs. This process is called cancer metastasis. Most cancers are named according to their original organ or cell type. Can cancer patient eat honey?

Can cancer patient eat honey

Yes: eat more anti-cancer food, such as turtle, mushroom, black fungus, garlic, seaweed, mustard and royal jelly.

Eat appropriate amount of sugar to supplement calories. High dose radiotherapy can destroy the glucose metabolism in patients, decrease the glycogen, increase the lactic acid in blood, and aggravate the insufficiencies of insulin. Therefore, the effect of supplementing glucose is better. In addition, honey, rice, noodles, potatoes and other foods rich in sugar should be eaten more to supplement calories.

The supply of easily digestible protein food, such as milk, eggs, fish, bean products, can improve the body's anti-cancer ability. Milk and eggs can improve the protein disorder after radiotherapy.

matters needing attention

）Women above middle age have a small amount of vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, or irregular vaginal bleeding at ordinary times, or menstruation several years after menopause, and leucorrhea increases significantly.