what should i eat

As a wife, I try to keep my OH on the strict diet, and for ease I do it too.

But when he is out, I am the one scoffing the goodies, so that he does not know!!

I also hold my breath when passing smokers in the street, near exhaust fumes, and in our renovation project of a house where asbestos was removed 2 months ago!!

I do not use talc, eat sausages or burgers, and floss twice a day.

Alison

I remember reading a post on here from a past member who is sadly no longer with us. I think he lived with PCa for quite a few years. He'd also changed his diet to non dairy etc.....I read just before he died he'd said something about one thing he'd missed or would love was a piece of his favourite cheese......as one guy on here always hammered home...life is for living.

Bri

You've got me thinking about many running now because I run on the streets (albeit Rural West Yorkshire) but there are a few cars and buses pass me. It's a bit difficult to hold my breat because by this time I'm gasping for every bit I can get.

Just an aside tho I'm sure the exercise over balances out the pollution and parts of the run are in fresh Yorkshire air.

I'm in Argeles sur Mer in southern France at the moment and we used to drink the water from the tap until a friend had it analysed (lots of fertiliser in there from the vineyards) so we've all gone onto plastic bottled water.
I could probably collect the weeks rations today tho cos it's raining cats and dogs.

Paul

Just had an alpro yoghurt very sweet

Checked ingredients in yoghurt and their alpro milk.Both contain sugar.Now is it good for you ?
Or is it bad as are we not supposed to avoid sugar ?

Chicken stir fry cooked in one cal and tried coating chicken in tumeric with bit sprinkled on veg.Not bad could eat that again

Having small French stick today 1/2 with dinner 1/2 with salad for my break at work tonight.No butter

Now is bread good or bad ?

Tis a bit of a minefield this eating lark :-)

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Garry

Changing your diet won't alter events. Yes, it can make you healthier but as a six and half year survivor, my personal philosophy is to eat and drink what I want in moderation. I've done the wheatgrass, turmeric and chewed enough apricot stones to sink a battleship. They didn't make an iota of difference. Enjoy!

Sorry Garry -- being flippant. Each to their own. Best wishes to you.

Eric has not had any dairy since primary school(6) not in any type of cooking.As for tomatoes he has always eaten them like someone would eat a bag of grapes.We spoke about this on the old site and Barry(TG) told me they must be cooked so no dairy didn't help Eric.

As for smoking he did asked onco should he stop she said all his other problems heart collapsed lung yes smoking as for Pca smoking did not affect his condition.

The only time he had dairy was when he had chemo seamed to crave icecream.

Carol

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Just had copious amounts of real ale and cheese and biscuits while watching the Aussies destroy us at rugby :(

Oh well...can't have everything in life

Bri

The reason behind me asking.

Not yet had biopsy so don't know anything yet.So feel at moment I am fighting shadows

Do I think changing diet will help Dunno
Do I think getting bit fitter would help Dunno

Will eating healthier benefit in long run probably
Will getting fitter help -again in long run probably

Thing is got to be doing something positive can't just sit around letting it run riot in my head.So let's do something :-)

As my wife said consultant said probably 80% cancer - you heard CANCER
So immediately you dead buried and bought the ham
She right about that one lol

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