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Flanigan DSc, Floyd W.

 
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Synopsis

Can the food on your plate really influence your risk of cancer?

The answer is more fascinating, and far more scientifically grounded, than the miracle diets, supplements, and “superfoods” filling the Internet.

In Cancer-Fighting Foods That Could Save Your Life, Floyd W. Flanigan examines what modern science actually tells us about the relationship between food, nutrition, cancer prevention, and the nutritional challenges faced during cancer treatment.

From broccoli, berries, tomatoes, beans, garlic, nuts, seeds, fish, herbs, tea, and coffee to alcohol, processed meat, sugar, supplements, and highly restrictive diets, this book separates promising science from exaggeration and outright nonsense. It explains why laboratory results do not automatically translate into human cancer cures, why dietary patterns matter more than individual “superfoods,” and why nutrition should support evidence-based medical care rather than compete with it.

Written for both readers interested in reducing their long-term cancer risk and those whose lives have already been touched by cancer, the book also addresses the realities of eating during treatment, when nausea, weight loss, taste changes, swallowing difficulties, fatigue, and other complications can completely change what good nutrition means.

There are no miracle cures here. No secret diets. No expensive powders required.

Instead, Cancer-Fighting Foods That Could Save Your Life offers something considerably more valuable: an understandable, practical, evidence-conscious look at how ordinary food can influence health, how nutrition fits into the larger picture of cancer prevention, and how to recognize dangerous misinformation when hope becomes something others are trying to sell.

Food cannot promise that cancer will never find you. But understanding what you eat, and what the evidence actually shows, can help you make better choices for the life you are trying to protect.

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