🫂As cancer takes its toll on seniors, eating can become a significant challenge. Chemotherapy can disrupt appetite and alter taste and smell, potentially endangering health and promoting tumor growth. Dr. Stewart Fleishman, founder of Cancer Supportive Services at Continuum Cancer Centers of New York, emphasizes the critical role of nutrition during treatment.
🥞Seniors with cancer may require up to 8,000 daily calories depending on their cancer type and stage. Your loved one may not want to eat large meals during treatment, but there are ways to help them stay nourished. Here are some tips to ensure they receive proper nutrition:
