Did you Know Cancer Cells Loves Sugar & So Do I

[AlaskaAngel]

That is all too true from the getgo, whether it is medical therapy or diet or any other aspect....

The one thing they do seem to pretty much agree upon, though, is that aromatase is a problem for those with bc. So when it comes to diet and sugar, well.... the less aromatase, the better..... (and the more fat one has, the more aromatase there is). And in addition, so far it appears that the medicines that we take to deal with aromatase don't work forever.

Hopeful posted an article about cancer and obesity today that I found interesting in this regard.

A.A.

[lilyecuadorian]

I eat blueberries (whole dried blueberries) all natural but they are so sweet and also they are an "antioxident". Do you think that sugar feed my cancer cell?

[AlaskaAngel]

Lily, the sweetness of blueberries is a "sugar", and maybe cancer just takes what it needs no matter what sugar you are eating, but personally, I just don't want to provide extra sugar to give the rotten cancer a boost. I eat blueberries too because they are good resources for antioxidants.

I agree with some others here who have said that it may be important not to eat sweet things in a way that results in wide swings of glucose levels in the body. If you are eating sweet things that are more balanced in terms of fiber like blueberries, it doesn't cause your body to go overboard trying to process that sugar like it would if you are taking in high-sugar/carb foods like a sugared doughnut.

AlaskaAngel