Gut Reset Meal Plan
Chemotherapy weakens digestion and immunity, making post-treatment nutrition vital. Since 70% of the immune system is in the gut, healing helps recovery. While regaining strength, a mild, anti-inflammatory diet can reduce bloating, lethargy, and nausea.
Chemotherapy weakens the immune system, causes inflammation, and destroys the gut lining. Restoring balance requires:
Day 1-2: Liquid & Soft Foods (Easing Digestion)
To prevent stomach distress, gradually reintroduce foods after the initial 7-day gut reset. Start with probiotic-rich curd, then mild dairy like paneer. For proteins, begin with boiled eggs, followed by easily digestible fish. Reintroduce raw foods with peeled cucumber before progressing to salads. Avoid uncooked vegetables and greens since they could carry bacteria. Try blanching or steaming them before consuming as it gets rid of surface germs and makes the vegetables more bioavailable. Use mild spices (coriander, cumin) first before stronger flavors. Monitor your body’s response at each step, and revert to simpler foods if any discomfort occurs. Always prioritize gentle, easily digestible options during recovery.
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