oncologists would admit that they don't know enough about diet to be
able to make any recommendations not to eat fruits and vegetables.
The recommendation might appear to have some tiny shred of credibility
to it if it was about not taking large amounts of external
antioxidants, (though there is some doubt among some researchers about
the absorbability/utilization of external antioxidants.) But to say
that people with cancer should not eat lots of fresh vegetables and
fruits? Utter nonsense.
Were it my oncologist, I would smile, nod and thoroughly ignore his
suggestion. Less stress on both of us that way.
The nuttiest thing is that a great many people could tell their
oncologist they were munching "twinkies," pork rinds and cotton candy
and guzzling "coke" and he wouldn't raise an eyebrow! :+o !!!
Elliot
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