what kind of high protein supplement you should eat during cancer treatment?
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Honestly, its better you consult a specialist. I really want to help but I don't think I can give better answers than specialist do. Sorry.\n\ngood luck\n\nLove is omnipresence, Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.
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Malnutrition is one of the most frequent causes of death in cancer patients. It is due to a combination of different factors, such as pain, side effects from the medications, and the high metabolic rate of the tumor itself, which consumes a lot of calories. There are those so-called liquid supplements, like Ensure, Boost etc, which contain all the ingredients, vitamins, and minerals the body needs, plus a good amount of calories. It depends how tall/thin your grandmother is in order to calculate the amount she needs. Usually, one can contains around 250 calories. I would assume that your grandmother needs three to four cans a day if she doesn't eat at all. The insurance should cover it as malnutrition is a known factor in cancer patients. The shakes come in different flavor, but what is the most important is that it is consumed very very cold, otherwise it has a very artificial taste to it, which can be a turnoff as well. The shake is based on soy, so there shouldn't be issues if the patients are lactose intolerant, but I have seen people still getting bloated if they drink it on a completely empty stomach. A piece of bread before the shake should take care of that.
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well, A protein hevy diet will certainly help boost any results you may have from lifting. The pprotein is what is actually used to build the muscle. Myoplex is a great way to get a load of protein for shakes and such.
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Eat something that will boost your energy levels.  Mix of proteins and whole grains.
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Actually, both. Have a small, protein-rich snack (protein bar/ protein shake), about half an hour before your workout, and then eat a small meal with lots of protein and some carbs an hour after your workout for optimum results.
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meat...white meat, especially turkey has a high protein to fat ratio, also if you can buy it ostrich is about the best for that. otherwise i would personally advise a regular diet of about 2500 cal(for a man) split into around 6 meals a day and supplement it with protein shakes and protein bars eg met-rx total nutrition, especially around 11am and most importantly straight after training if you are trying to gain size, as they have a good amount of protein, around 35 grams, and a good balance of vitamins and carbs.(the protein bars tend to have more fats and sugars so they taste better then they should, and they taste pretty bad at that) otherwise if you are trying to rip use whey shakes. Protein shakes are the fastest and easiest ways of getting a large amount of proteins into your system quickly. you may also want to consider creatine and hmb as supplements, as i presume you want extra protein to gain size.
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Best results, protein, after n carbs before
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Low carb, high protein.
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Possibly.  First you need to consult a doctor. But meanwhile, you need to moderate intake of all kinds of PROTEIN.  This is no joke. The doctors never tell you this but protein is very hard for you body to digest when you have any type of cancer.  It makes your body work so much harder and the end result is your immunity goes down.\n\nI know this because I studied about cancer a while back.  One thing you might want to add to your diet is flax seed oil.  Also don't use white bleached sugar.  Horrible for your health in general.
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You'll want to ensure yourself of amino acid intake that will result in "complete protein" production.  Also, you'll want to ensure yourself of adequate vitamin B intake (these are energy vitamins).\n\nFor complete protein production, mix grains with dried beans -- rice n beans, rice n bread (tortillas, pita bread, etc).  Also, mix pasta with cheese.\n\nYou may want to consider purchasing tablets with vitamins B1,2,3, 6, 12.\n\nIf you will include dairy and egg products in your diet, your protein and vitamin B intake should be okay.
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Protein, simple as that. you can get protein bars, real ones watch for those fake sugary ones, or use whey protein powder. Chicken breast is the highest meat in protein. Also, in case you don't know, weight train every second day, your muscles need time to regenerate. Time and patience, you're young give your body the time it needs and you'll be happy and fit in no time.
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What kind of workout?  I'm assuming weight training.  Ideally you would consume protein and water during your exercise, then shortly afterward consume more protein and some simple carbs.\n\nThis might look like sipping half a 20g Protein Whey Protein during the hour you work out (don't train much longer than that) and half 10-15 minutes later along with an apple or similiar.  Then about 45 minutes later eat a more substantial meal of lean meat (chicken is good) and complex carbs (brown rice is good).   \n\n18g protein is decent.  Many suppliments will give insane amounts per serving... the problem is the body can only use so much protein at a time.  Make sure to drink plenty of water, btw, if you go on protein suppliments.  This is to protect your kidneys and because water is good in general.  Nuts aren't the greatest source of protein for this purpose for a variety of reasons.\n\nAlternatives to whey include soy based and others.  One good type has a lot of casein (which you can also get from milk).\n\nRemember pre workout nutrition is vital too and that post workout nutrition extends well after the meal.  Many shakes will offer things like glutamine,branch chained amino acids, etc... these are good things.
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Use vegtable broth and meat substitutes instead. There are some out there that actually have the texture and taste like meat. Or you could always use tofu, which is high in protein.
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Over three years ago my partner was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (a kind of leukemia of the lymphatic system) after unknown fevers lasting ten years.  She was given a poor prognosis.\n\nWe included Apricot kernels (and other nitriloside sources) as part of a natural approach to controlling this ‘medically incurable’ disease.  We took a three fold approach, reducing stress on the immune system, removed environmental toxic agents and maintaining a diet containing all ninety+ essential nutrients.\n\nWe included a source of B17.  This B17 nitriloside substance is found in many foods other than apricot seeds.  Most of these foods are uncommon in western diets.\n\nThree years on my partner has not objective evidence of the disease.\n\nI also consumed apricot seeds and increased my essential nutrients.  I had keretotic lesions drop off the backs of my hands and no new ones have returned.  Before this I was having these keretosis removed on a a regular basis.\n\nFoods containing Nitriolside B17…\n\nFruits                                Range*\nblackberry, domesticlow\nblackberry, wild                high\nboysenberry                med.\nchoke cherry                high\nwild crabapple                high\nmarket cranberry                low\nSwedish (lignon) cranberryhigh\ncurrant                                med.\nelderberry                med. to high\ngooseberry                med.\nhuckleberry                med.\nloganberry                med.\nmulberry                                med.\nquince                                med.\nraspberry                                med.\n \nSeeds                                Range*\napple seeds                high\napricot seed                high\nbuckwheat                med.\ncherry seed                high\nflax                                med.\nmillet                                med.\nnectarine seed                high\npeach seed                high\npear seeds                high\nplum seed                high\nprune seed                high\nsquash seeds                med.\n \nBeans                                Range*\nblack                                low\nblack-eyed peas                low\nfava                                high\ngarbanzo                                low to med.\ngreen pea                low\nkidney                                low to med.\nlentils                                med.\nlima, U.S.                                low\nlima, Burma                med.\nmung                                med. to high\nshell                                low\n \nNuts (all raw)                Range*\nbitter almond                high\ncashew                                low\nmacadamia                med. to high\n \nSprouts                                Range*\nalfalfa                                med.\nbamboo                                high\nfava                                med.\ngarbanzo                                med.\nmung                                med.\n \nLeaves                                Range*\nalfalfa                                high\nbeet tops                                low\neucalyptus                high\nspinach                                low\nwater cress                low\n \nTubers                                Range*\ncassava                                high\nsweetpotato                low\nyams                                low\n \nRange*       1000 mg ( milligrams ) = 1 gram \nHigh — above 500 mg nitriloside per 100 grams of food. \nMedium — above 100 mg nitriloside per 100 grams of food. \nLow — below 100 mg nitriloside \n\nNatural sources of Nitriloside contain co-factors that can be more effective than the isolated form.\n\nI hope this helps to answer you question...
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That first answer is on the right track, but certain foods (protein, primarily) is very metabolically costly. That is, proteins are more dificult for th body to break down, and thus more calories burned simply in the process of metabolizing the proteins.\n\nHow MUCH is it increased? On a very high protein diet (say, up to 1.5g/pound of bodyweight, which is lower than most bodybuilders but far above the average person), you might be able to get a 10-20% increase just on food content. But that's just a guestimate. I read a study on this a while ago, but don't recall the exact nuimbers. \n\nBottom line, the impact was present, but not startling.And the lack of preservatives would likely have no impact at all. It's healthier, but not because your metabolism is affected.\n\nMore importantly, when going to a "90-100% organic, balanced healthy diet", you're almost certainly going to increase your micronutrient intake drastically, which is a hugely good thing. The nutrient density of the foods you choose will be excellent, and you're almost certainly lower your total caloric intake in the process.\n\nJust off the top of my head.
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variety of options.\n\nst. john's wort\nvitamin d\nginseng\nginko
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High protein foods;\nAlmonds\nCashew nuts\nEggs\nEgg whites\nBass fish\nChicken breast\nCod fish\nCottage cheese\nCrabmeat\nDuck\nFlounder fish\nGarbanzo beans\nHaddock fish\nHalibut fish\nHerring fish\nLamb chops\nLima beans\nLiver\nLobster\nOysters\nPeanuts\nPork ribs\nPumpkin seeds\nRed Snapper\nSalmon\nSesame seeds\nShrimp\nSoybeans\nSwordfish\nT-Bone Steak\nTrout\nTuna\nTurkey\nVeal\nWalnuts\nYogurt