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Re: Cancer patients who avoid sugar are doubling remission and survival rates
Not 100% sure and I believe there's opinions, too.
My onco says to avoid anything that leads to a "hike" in blood sugar levels - which would include very sweet, sugary fruit, like bananas. Overall I have the impression, though, that she believes that the positive effects of fruit (any) outweigh the potential harm?
I do try to stay away from white sugar, honey, maple sirup (though, when you live in Canada and have a sweet tooth), and the like. And find that there's ample sugar in the most unexpected things - ketchup, for example, the old breakfast cereal - even the presumably "healthy" ones - unless it explicitly states "no added sugar" (which I recently found one at a big Health Food Chain that exists in the US as well)...
Bought some Stevia today, we'll see how that works, since it's apparently a non-culprit...
Annette
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03/2014: Diagnosed with ER/PR-, HER2+++ MBC (bone mets, oligometastatic)
04/2014: Started 6 cycles of "PHD" (Perjeta, Herceptin, Docetaxol)
07/2014: Finished 6 cycles of PHD; restaging; 2 bone mets are sclerotic - looks like Herceptin and Perjeta is working
10/2014: STABLE!
01/2015: STABLE!
04/2015: STABLE!
08/2015: STABLE!
12/2015: BRAIN METS. BODY STABLE.
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