Breast cancer

After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis, When You Have No Idea What to Eat — A Practical Guide to Your Diet

A clear rundown of the diet questions that confuse people most after a hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer diagnosis. Everyday amounts of soy foods are fine, but be cautious with high-dose isoflavone supplements. During chemo, eat small, gentle meals often. Manage your weight and bones while on hormone therapy, cut back on alcohol, and keep your distance from unproven health products. In the end, an ordinary, varied, moderate plate is what matters most — and your oncologist and a dietitian are where you get the answer that fits you exactly.