Therapeutic Advances in Medical Oncology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Many
patients
with
cancer
search
for
and
use
alternative
complementary
treatments,
aiming
to
improve
the
effectiveness
of
their
anticancer
treatment
a
reduction
in
treatment-associated
side
effects.
Short-term
fasting
(STF)
mimicking
diets
(FMDs)
are
among
most
commonly
used
dietary
interventions.
In
recent
years,
different
trials
have
reported
promising
results
interventions
combination
chemotherapy,
terms
slowing
down
tumor
growth
chemotherapy-related
this
narrative
review,
we
identify
describe
current
evidence
about
feasibility
effects
STF
FMDs
receiving
chemotherapy.
The
studies
that
examined
when
combined
chemotherapy
suggest
potential
benefits
regarding
improved
quality
life.
We
also
conclude
list
well-designed
still
recruiting
patients,
examining
long-term
STF.
Cancer and Metastasis Reviews,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
41(3), P. 697 - 717
Published: Aug. 19, 2022
Obesity
and
the
associated
metabolic
syndrome
is
considered
a
pandemic
whose
prevalence
steadily
increasing
in
many
countries
worldwide.
It
complex,
dynamic,
multifactorial
disorder
that
presages
development
of
several
metabolic,
cardiovascular,
neurodegenerative
diseases,
increases
risk
cancer.
In
patients
with
newly
diagnosed
cancer,
obesity
worsens
prognosis,
recurrence
decreasing
survival.
The
multiple
negative
effects
on
cancer
outcomes
are
substantial,
great
clinical
importance.
Strategies
for
weight
control
have
potential
utility
both
prevention
efforts
enhancing
outcomes.
Presently,
time-restricted
eating
(TRE)
popular
dietary
intervention
involves
limiting
consumption
calories
to
specific
window
time
without
any
proscribed
caloric
restriction
or
alteration
composition.
As
such,
TRE
sustainable
long-term
behavioral
modification,
when
compared
other
interventions,
has
shown
health
benefits
animals
humans.
preliminary
data
regarding
feeding
growth
animal
models
promising
but
studies
humans
lacking.
Interestingly,
short-term
randomized
trials
favorable
reduce
factors;
however,
yet
investigate
reductions
incidence
general
population.
Few
been
conducted
populations,
number
underway
examine
effect
biology
recurrence.
Given
simplicity,
feasibility,
improvements
elicited
by
obese
men
women,
may
be
useful
survivors;
implementation
setting
will
require
greater
in-depth
investigation.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(15), P. 3761 - 3761
Published: July 25, 2023
Diet
plays
a
critical
role
for
patients
across
the
cancer
continuum.
The
World
Cancer
Research
Fund
International
and
American
Society
have
published
evidence
supporting
of
nutrition
in
prevention.
We
conducted
an
analysis
literature
on
dietary
nutrients
to
uncover
opportunities
future
research.
objective
bibliometric
was
describe
trends
peer-reviewed
publications
components
highlight
research
gaps.
PubMed
queried
manuscripts
with
diet-
cancer-related
keywords
Medical
Subject
Headings
(MeSH)
terms.
Metadata
covering
99,784
from
6469
journals
were
analyzed
identify
since
1970
diet
topics
19
tumor
types.
Publications
focused
largely
breast,
colorectal,
liver
cancer,
fewer
papers
linking
other
cancers
such
as
brain,
gallbladder,
or
ovarian.
With
respect
“unhealthy”
diets,
many
high-fat
diets
alcohol
consumption.
largest
numbers
related
“healthy”
examined
Mediterranean
consumption
fruits
vegetables.
These
findings
need
additional
under-investigated
components,
well
studies
during
therapy
post-therapy,
which
may
help
prolong
survivorship.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Feb. 28, 2023
Introduction
strategy
of
periodic
food
restriction
and
fixed
eating
windows,
could
beneficially
modify
individuals
by
losing
body
weight,
regulating
glucose
or
lipid
metabolism,
reducing
blood
pressure,
modulating
the
immune
system.
Specific
effects
IF
its
mechanisms
have
not
yet
been
assessed
collectively.
Thus,
this
systematic
review
aims
to
summarize
compare
clinical
trials
that
explored
immunomodulatory
IF.
Methods
After
screening,
28
studies
were
included
in
review.
Results
In
addition
weight
loss,
benefit
health
subjects
strengthening
their
circadian
rhythms,
migrating
cells,
lower
inflammatory
factors,
enriching
microbials.
anti-inflammatory
effect
macrophages,
protection
against
oxidative
stress
with
hormone
secretion
oxidative-related
gene
expression
plays
a
key
beneficial
role
for
influence
on
obese
subjects.
Discussion
Physiological
surgery
pathophysiological
disorders
endocrine
diseases
may
be
partly
eased
Moreover,
might
used
treat
anxiety
cognitive
cellular,
metabolic
mechanisms.
Finally,
specific
pertaining
system
these
conditions
require
additional
studies.
Therapeutic Advances in Medical Oncology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Many
patients
with
cancer
search
for
and
use
alternative
complementary
treatments,
aiming
to
improve
the
effectiveness
of
their
anticancer
treatment
a
reduction
in
treatment-associated
side
effects.
Short-term
fasting
(STF)
mimicking
diets
(FMDs)
are
among
most
commonly
used
dietary
interventions.
In
recent
years,
different
trials
have
reported
promising
results
interventions
combination
chemotherapy,
terms
slowing
down
tumor
growth
chemotherapy-related
this
narrative
review,
we
identify
describe
current
evidence
about
feasibility
effects
STF
FMDs
receiving
chemotherapy.
The
studies
that
examined
when
combined
chemotherapy
suggest
potential
benefits
regarding
improved
quality
life.
We
also
conclude
list
well-designed
still
recruiting
patients,
examining
long-term
STF.
