Cancer

Disease group vs food

Below you will find an overview of food sources that can help to cure or make the disease bearable, sorted or relevant.
Attention! Be aware that these are merged groups and that treatments do not automatically apply to all disorders? Click on the individual disorders to see a more specific overview.

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Disease group	Top foodsources
Cancer (Breast Cancer, Pancreatic cancer, Almond Cancer, Uterine Cancer, Cervical cancer, Throat cancer, Pleural cancer (malignant mesothelioma), Bladder cancer , Adenocarcinoma, Ovarian cancer (ovarian cancer), Rectal cancer, Head and neck cancer, Skin cancer, Leukemia (blood cancer), Liver cancer, Lung Cancer, Stomach cancer, Kidney, Prostate Cancer, Labia Cancer, Thyroid Cancer, Esophageal cancer, Gallbladder cancer (benign), Gallbladder cancer (malignant), Gallbladder Cancer, Galgangkanker, Hodgkin (Lymphoma), Milk Gang Cancer (breast cancer), Nasal Cavity Cancer, Kidney cancer (Wilms tumor), Non-Hodgkin (Lymphoma), Oorkanker, Oorkanker (malignant), Penis Cancer, Larynx Cancer - laryngeal cancer, Testicular Cancer, Spine Cancer, Thyroid cancer (papillary carcinoma), Thyroid cancer (follicular carcinoma), Thyroid cancer (medullary carcinoma), Thyroid cancer (anaplastic carcinoma), Bile duct cancer, PAP-1, PAP-II, PAP III-A, PAP-III B (PAP-IV), PAP-V, Melanoma, Squamous, Basal cell carcinoma (superficial), Basal cell carcinoma (nodular), Bone cancer, Mouth Cancer, HER2-positive breast tumor, Tracheal tumor, Anus Cancer, Adrenal Cancer, Colon cancer, NET-cancer, NET cancer (stomach - type 1), NET cancer (stomach - type 2), NET cancer (stomach - type 3), NET cancers (pancreas - gastrinoom), NET cancers (pancreas - insulinoma), NET cancers (pancreas - glucagonoom), NET cancers (pancreas - VIPoom), Endometrial cancer, Cancer due to radiation, Renal cell cancer, Bile duct cancer, Radical Remission (spontaneous cured from cancer), Bladder cancer - muscle invasive form, Bladder cancer - non-muscle invasive form, Human papillomavirus (HPV), Fear of cancer NOS, Small intestine)	Turmeric Plenty of fruit and vegetables Green tea Eating Cherimoya Drink no alcohol Vitamin D Eating asparagus Pau d'arco Vitamin C Restricted eating processed meat (i.e. sausages, ham, bacon) Vegetable from finial family food (cauliflower, broccoli) Regular caffeine (coffee, tea, chocolate etc.) Graviola Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCg) - part of green tea Bittermelon Juice Omega-3 Folate Eating nuts Tomatoes Extract of ginger Dark green leafy vegetables Vitamin B12 Agaricus blazei Murill (ABM) Resveratrol Eating Cactus Fruit Broccolli Cats claw Selenium Soyfoods No dairy Kiwi Clove Vitamin B6 Capsaïcine (i.e. red peppers) Be prevented by regularly drinking black coffee Eating tomato products (especially lycopene) Raspberries No soda drink Eating sprouts Mediterranean diet

Disease group

Top foodsources

Cancer
(Breast Cancer,
Pancreatic cancer,
Almond Cancer,
Uterine Cancer,
Cervical cancer,
Throat cancer,
Pleural cancer (malignant mesothelioma),
Bladder cancer ,
Adenocarcinoma,
Ovarian cancer (ovarian cancer),
Rectal cancer,
Head and neck cancer,
Skin cancer,
Leukemia (blood cancer),
Liver cancer,
Lung Cancer,
Stomach cancer,
Kidney,
Prostate Cancer,
Labia Cancer,
Thyroid Cancer,
Esophageal cancer,
Gallbladder cancer (benign),
Gallbladder cancer (malignant),
Gallbladder Cancer,
Galgangkanker,
Hodgkin (Lymphoma),
Milk Gang Cancer (breast cancer),
Nasal Cavity Cancer,
Kidney cancer (Wilms tumor),
Non-Hodgkin (Lymphoma),
Oorkanker,
Oorkanker (malignant),
Penis Cancer,
Larynx Cancer - laryngeal cancer,
Testicular Cancer,
Spine Cancer,
Thyroid cancer (papillary carcinoma),
Thyroid cancer (follicular carcinoma),
Thyroid cancer (medullary carcinoma),
Thyroid cancer (anaplastic carcinoma),
Bile duct cancer,
PAP-1,
PAP-II,
PAP III-A,
PAP-III B (PAP-IV),
PAP-V,
Melanoma,
Squamous,
Basal cell carcinoma (superficial),
Basal cell carcinoma (nodular),
Bone cancer,
Mouth Cancer,
HER2-positive breast tumor,
Tracheal tumor,
Anus Cancer,
Adrenal Cancer,
Colon cancer,
NET-cancer,
NET cancer (stomach - type 1),
NET cancer (stomach - type 2),
NET cancer (stomach - type 3),
NET cancers (pancreas - gastrinoom),
NET cancers (pancreas - insulinoma),
NET cancers (pancreas - glucagonoom),
NET cancers (pancreas - VIPoom),
Endometrial cancer,
Cancer due to radiation,
Renal cell cancer,
Bile duct cancer,
Radical Remission (spontaneous cured from cancer),
Bladder cancer - muscle invasive form,
Bladder cancer - non-muscle invasive form,
Human papillomavirus (HPV),
Fear of cancer NOS,
Small intestine)

Turmeric
Plenty of fruit and vegetables
Green tea
Eating Cherimoya
Drink no alcohol
Vitamin D
Eating asparagus
Pau d'arco
Vitamin C
Restricted eating processed meat (i.e. sausages, ham, bacon)
Vegetable from finial family food (cauliflower, broccoli)
Regular caffeine (coffee, tea, chocolate etc.)
Graviola
Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCg) - part of green tea
Bittermelon Juice
Omega-3
Folate
Eating nuts
Tomatoes
Extract of ginger
Dark green leafy vegetables
Vitamin B12
Agaricus blazei Murill (ABM)
Resveratrol
Eating Cactus Fruit
Broccolli
Cats claw
Selenium
Soyfoods
No dairy
Kiwi
Clove
Vitamin B6
Capsaïcine (i.e. red peppers)
Be prevented by regularly drinking black coffee
Eating tomato products (especially lycopene)
Raspberries
No soda drink
Eating sprouts
Mediterranean diet