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10 | November 27, 2019 | 22nd century media holiday guide<br />
22ndCenturyMedia.com<br />
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Life as a cancer survivor<br />
can be difficult to navigate,<br />
but dietetic interns<br />
at UChicago Medicine<br />
Ingalls Memorial Hospital<br />
are offering cancer<br />
survivorship classes that<br />
teach nutrition and cooking<br />
for a healthy lifestyle<br />
during and after treatment.<br />
Registered dietitian<br />
Cheryl Bacon, who will<br />
lead the classes along with<br />
Ingalls dietetic interns<br />
studying to become registered<br />
dietitian nutritionists,<br />
said optimal nutrition can<br />
reduce the risk of cancer<br />
and cancer recurrence.<br />
“While every cancer<br />
diagnosis affects everyone<br />
differently, adequate<br />
nutrition during treatment<br />
and recovery are essential<br />
to promote a positive<br />
outcome and an enhanced<br />
quality of life,” she said.<br />
The class teaches participants<br />
to add healthier<br />
foods in their diets. Instructors<br />
will give a presentation<br />
about a food’s<br />
properties, followed by a<br />
cooking demonstration to<br />
teach easy ways to prepare<br />
and incorporate the food in<br />
meals. Some class topics<br />
include quick meal planning,<br />
how to interpret organic<br />
and non-GMO food<br />
labels, dietary supplement<br />
considerations and debunking<br />
nutrition myths<br />
related to cancer.<br />
Each seminar will also<br />
discuss the science behind<br />
specific foods and their<br />
links to certain cancers.<br />
Additionally, the side of<br />
effects from cancer treatment<br />
can make eating a<br />
challenge. These seminars<br />
will discuss modifications<br />
for meal preparation to ensure<br />
patients get the nutrition<br />
they need.<br />
Bacon said the hospital<br />
aims to make the seminars<br />
interactive, allowing participants<br />
to ask questions<br />
and share their experiences.<br />
While the focus of the<br />
classes is on nutrition and<br />
cancer, Bacon said the information<br />
shared is beneficial<br />
for anyone looking to<br />
make healthier meal choices.<br />
All are welcome. Classes<br />
focusing on colorectal<br />
cancer screening and nutrition<br />
continue at the Ingalls<br />
Flossmoor Family Care<br />
Center once a month on<br />
Tuesdays from 6 to 7 p.m.<br />
Dates for 2019-2020 are as<br />
follows: Nov. 19, Jan. 21,<br />
March 17 and May 5.<br />
Submitted by UChicago<br />
Medicine Ingalls Memorial<br />
Hospital. For more information<br />
on the Cancer Survivorship<br />
Seminars, or to view<br />
other classes and events at<br />
UChicago Medicine, visit<br />
uchicago<br />
medicine.org/patients-visitors/<br />
classes-events or call (888)<br />
824-0200.<br />
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