Doctors warn oncology -patients of "stuck to hungry cancer": misleading

Many cancer patients have become a diet on the basis of fasting, to think that they contribute to ‘hungry the tumor’ by depriving themselves of food, or using themselves to ‘better tolerance of chemotherapy’, but doctors notes that these theories that prevail are like infection are “merely misleading” as this diet is not against malignant diseases, but the patients who are a “group” and thousands of thousands of thousands, which describes themselves as ‘therapists’ and claims that fasting is a ‘quick treatment for cancer’ in a ‘pure natural’ way. Some recommend that you fast quickly during the days before chemotherapy, and from the open air “to feed on light”, while others the benefits of a diet price that depends exclusively on fluid (fasting). This diet is “one of the wonderful treatments that specifically promotes natural therapists,” according to Donatian le Fayyan, the head of “Mivodod”, a portion in the French Interior Ministry that monitors the groups that make their followers in a state of psychological submission or my body and thus deprives their free decision. He added: “If it leads to the abandonment of the patient, and thus his loss of his opportunity to survive, this conversation becomes a criminal crime.” The French judiciary condemns a natural therapist, called Eric Gandon in Tor (center), after the death of several participants with him in water -sessions, including people with cancer. Lu Vyan notes that “the weakness of patients is very large when they inform them of cancer,” as some of them become very sensitive “to the theories of conspiracy against drugs, which have become common through social networks.” ‘The hunger of the whole body’, if Vian draws to the ‘great deficit’ in the laws, and explains: ‘If we write a question: How can your cancer overcome? Via the internet shows it very dangerous content and crazy ideas. ‘ The advantage of fasting to fight cancer is based on a logical note, as the cancer cells are “a big appetite” that deprives them of food to eliminate it. “Cancer cells consume sugar more than 3 times more than 3 times than normal cells.” He added: “But the problem is that we are not only the sadness of cancer crops, but also the whole body,” which emphasizes that fasting leads to counterproductive results, because “cancer cells will, for example, lead their resources from muscle mass.” The “Inaire” institute indicates on its website that these cells have ‘very large abilities to adapt’, which explains that studies on the benefits of this practice ‘are’ very unconfirmed. ‘ After reviewing dozens of studies, the ‘Nacker’ network in the 2017 report concluded that there is no evidence of the impact of fasting in people “in the prevention of the disease or in its struggle”, whether the effect is therapeutic or interactive with cancer treatments. Professor Soror believes that the benefit of this method is zero in exchange for the “patient” risks of the patient, and explains: “If you are healthy, and you want to listen to your bodies can be adopted. But if you have cancer, it can be very dangerous.” He warned that fasting can increase the risk of poisoning through treatment, reduce its effectiveness, and that can cause muscle weakness and malnutrition, which are two factors that threaten the life of the patient, as malnutrition is the direct cause of death of between 5 and 25% of cancer patients. Soror emphasized that oncologists should encourage patients to eat “whatever they want, because the patient must be strong enough to resist the side effects of the treatments, and that it is a difficult problem to eat, because the appetite for eating is damaged due to chemotherapy.” He pointed out that “cancer patients are ready to try anything, so it is necessary for someone to accompany them, and that they are observed for the purpose of monitoring any malnutrition that can be exposed to it and resolving the problem quickly.” The “Mevilud” section provides advice to those close to the cancer, including the need to take the necessary measures in the event that the patient of his environment or doctors has been isolated, or has shown a desire to stop his treatment or spend large amounts of “alternative treatments”.