Functional Nutrition
Individualised nutritional support, adjusted to your treatment, symptoms, food tolerance, and clinical goals.
Nutrition Adapted to the Clinical Context
Clinical nutrition during cancer treatment should be adapted to each person's diagnosis, treatment stage, symptoms, preferences, and nutritional risk.
Nutritional strategies to help preserve muscle mass during treatment.
An eating plan adjusted to your treatment stage, symptoms, and food tolerance.
Dietary strategies for symptoms such as nausea, bowel changes, or loss of appetite.
Benefits of Oncology Nutrition
Assessment of nutritional risk
Support for adequate intake
Monitoring of weight and lean mass
Management of digestive symptoms
Dietary adaptation by treatment stage
Review of supplements and interactions
Support in the post-treatment period
Strategies for food-drug interactions
What to Expect from the Consultation
A review of your current nutritional status, eating habits, and specific needs.
Recipes and recommendations adapted to your treatment, preferences, and lifestyle.
A review of supplements, potential interactions, and suitability alongside cancer treatment.
Regular adjustments to your eating plan as your treatment progresses.
Complementary Services
Specialised support during and after cancer.
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