People who eat like this after an cancer diagnosis live longer. (Reflecting...)
While watching the news...
There was a news article that really caught my eye...
As I read, I also reflect on my diet...
Honestly, from a parent's perspective, I can't just eat like this...
I think this diet plan is something that not only cancer patients like me should refer to but also healthy people. Haha
There should be no recurrence, so I get an immune shot every week and a vitamin D shot every three months...
For now, I am managing it until it becomes possible...
Not only injections but also eating habits and lifestyle habits should be careful, right...
Good eating habits, good sleep, good stress management~~~ Reflecting again~!!
To summarize briefly~
Fresh fruit, whole grains, nuts, olive oil~
Eat fish and seafood at least twice a week~
Consume small amounts of dairy products and low-fat proteins daily.
Reduce red meat and processed meat, and cut out sugary drinks!!!
Please refer to the article below~~
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People who eat like this after an cancer diagnosis live longer.

The Mediterranean diet has been shown to be related to extended lifespan in cancer patients.
Those who follow the Mediterranean diet well after being diagnosed with various cancers tend to live longer than those who do not.
The risk of death due to cardiovascular disease was also lower.
In a paper published on the 2nd (local time) in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC: CardioOncology), the researchers
The risk of early death among those who practiced the Mediterranean diet after cancer diagnosis is 32%.
It was reported that the mortality rate related to cardiovascular disease was 60% lower.
This effect was independent of the type of cancer.

The researchers recruited 800 adult cancer patients in Italy from 2005 to 2010 and followed them for over 13 years.
Maria Laura Bonaccio, the lead author of the study and head of the Epidemiology and Prevention Department at the IRCCS Neuromed Mediterranean Neurological Institute, said, "While it is well known through the literature that the Mediterranean diet plays a beneficial role in the primary prevention of certain tumors,

Researcher Chiara Tonelli, Chair of the Scientific Committee of the Umberto Veronesi Foundation
Last month, a research team from Harvard University in the United States found that consistently following a Mediterranean diet
