Care Across Nutrition Advice

[Baseface]

On my frantic web searches around diet and cancer I came across a site which offers nutrition advice for cancer patients. Takes into account current treatment path and previous history.

Seem to be free, and as we all know, "if it's free, then you are the product". I have been inputting my wife's diagnosis and diet for a week or so. Comes back with all manner of tips on what you are eating.

This is not by any means advocating any specific diet (keto, alkaline etc.) just some good solid advice. The link is below if anyone want to use it. No I am not affiliated.

nutrition.careacross.com

There credentials are here:

careacross.com/team

And this is their resident Oncologist (CEO)

linkedin.com/in/pariskosmidis/

By happy accident we seem to be adhering to most recommendations. Would be interested to see if anyone who is working with an integrated practitioner could stack up their advice against what is being provided here.

I have a nutritionist as a friend and they are interested in the subject and said the guidance seems good.

Update: I have added a screen grab of the nutrition advice. You are asked questions each day. And I think going forwards ti is working like a food diary.

[Francesca10]

Thanks. Submitted request to them.

[Baseface in reply to Francesca10]

Great, you will get an email each day to update on meat consumption, or dairy, legumes etc. I think they do that so as to keep you interested. So the first one will probably be quite generic but specific to the diagnosis. Be interested to see what you think.

[Francesca10 in reply to Baseface]

Haven’t heard anything yet. How long does it usually take?

[Baseface in reply to Francesca10]

It’s takes a day or so to review

[Baseface in reply to Baseface]

Added an image to the post to show you what the nutrition plan starts to look like after a few days.

[barbarac76]

Seems like a good thing. I just submitted all my information. Looking forward to see how their recommendations match what I am already doing (with regard to nutrition).

[Baseface in reply to barbarac76]

It would be great if there was a service like this for additional supplements... but I can see why there isn’t. I guess if it was run by medical professionals but then again. I suppose no registered oncologist would be able to suggest such things as it could be deemed as against the hipocratic oath.

[SoCalLady]

Thanks for info. I registered, since my onc doesn't give me advice on either diet or weight.

[MyMiracle13]

Thanks for this info. I too need guidance on nutrition but my onc just gives medical advice. I will surely look into this.

[LouisaMay]

Thank you, will definitely take a look.

[Hidden]

Thank you for sharing this info! I submitted my info as well. Curious to receive their recommendations!

[Nmartinez15]

There is alot natural thing that she can do together with conventional medicine. Her story sound similarly to mine. I was having horrible back pain past year and then I found out I have cancer again w metastatic in my spine. I am doing better but I still have pain in my back even though I have radiation and surgery to repair my fracture.

[Baseface in reply to Nmartinez15]

Yes I agree we just don’t know where to start. Was recommended to see Patricia Pete in the U.K. and trying to set up COC protocol. Beyond that just eating healthy, no dairy, no read meat (or grapefruit now 🙃)

Doc said my wife must have a high pain threshold as she is not having much pain. But her physical fitness and posture is not as it was.

[hearmysoulspeak]

Much appreciated info. Thanks. I just registered.