What began as a spirited backpacking trip through India in 2007 turned into a decade-long medical crisis for Lowri Denman, a 42-year-old British media worker.
Experts explain that the belief that sugar directly feeds cancer is an oversimplification. While cancer cells consume more glucose, eliminating carbohydrates does not starve tumours and may weaken patients. Doctors stress balanced nutrition, stable blood sugar, and adequate protein intake to support treatment, immunity, and overall strength during cancer care.
