During treatment
Talk about appetite, food tolerance, changing taste, and ways to maintain adequate nourishment.
Eating during cancer care can be difficult, especially when appetite, taste, weight, energy, or treatment schedules change. Explore practical nutrition questions with your oncology team and support tailored to your situation.

There is no single menu for every cancer journey. Nutrition conversations can begin with what you are experiencing today and what your treating team recommends.
Talk about appetite, food tolerance, changing taste, and ways to maintain adequate nourishment.
Discuss routines and goals that support daily well-being through recovery and survivorship.
Consider your medications, symptoms, preferences, and medical advice before making changes.
Vitamins, herbs, and other products can interact with medicines or cancer treatment. Bring a full list of what you take to your oncology team before adding or changing supplements.
What is hardest about eating right now? Have your appetite, weight, or taste changed? What guidance has your oncology team given you? These are useful starting points for an individualized conversation.
Integrative support is intended to complement your oncology care. Discuss changes to treatment, medication, or supplements with your treating clinicians.

The most useful nutrition conversation starts with what you can eat and how you feel today.
Start with a $225, 60-minute consultation to talk through your questions and whether ongoing care fits your needs.