Oncology Nutrition

Cancer and treatments to fight it can considerably affect a patients physical state, so an evaluation by an expert in nutrition is necessary for a patient’s vital function and for a quick recovery.

Nutrition is an important part of the treatment against cancer. Eating the proper foods before , during and after the treatment can help them feel better and stronger. In specialized nutrition we offer advice given by a clinical- oncologist endorsed by a post graduate in nutrition for cancer patients from the university of Guadalajara, who considers for each plan of nutrition, national and international guidelines with the most updated treatments in food supplements endorsed by the FDA ( Food and Drug administration) that have scientifically shown to improve the health of the patients.

Why is it necessary ?

Oncology nutrition is done to ensure that the patient with cancer receives the nutrients and vitamins necessary so the body functions correctly during treatment and post treatment.

Advanced Body Composition Analysis with SECA 525 MBCA BIA

Objective

This equipment allows obtaining advanced parameters quickly in oncology patients, amputees, individuals with kidney issues, or those with limited mobility.

Features

Accurate and objective Measurement of excess body water in liters
Calculation of parameters, prognostics such as phase angle and body composition ellipse
More timely detection of fat or muscle loss by calculating lean and fat mass indices instead of just percentages

Benefits

Timely prevention of sarcopenia (muscle loss) or malnutrition
Fast and portable, can be done in clinic, hospital, or at home

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