Dietary recipes for brain cancer patients to improve their brain health

Brain cancer is a malignant tumor that causes severe damage to the central nervous system. Patients may experience insomnia, forgetfulness, blurred vision and other discomforts. It is recommended that patients take brain-boosting diet therapy before or after surgery.

Mulberry and Polygonum multiflorum paste

Recipe: 30 grams each of mulberry and Polygonum multiflorum, 100 grams of honey.

Preparation: Put mulberry and Polygonum multiflorum into a pot, add water and boil for half an hour, then add honey to make it into a paste and store it for later use.

Usage: Take once every night for 1 month.

Efficacy: Nourishes the kidney and brain, darkens hair, and can improve the mental state of brain cancer patients.

Chicken with Lotus Seeds

Recipe: 250g chicken breast, 60g lotus seeds, 10g mushrooms, 10g ham, egg white, starch, and seasonings. Preparation: Dice the chicken breast, mix with egg white and starch, soak the mushrooms until soft, cut into small pieces with the ham, remove the core of the lotus seeds and steam until cooked. Fry the diced chicken in a pan until 70% cooked, drain the oil, add lotus seeds, mushrooms, ham and seasonings, stir fry for a few times and serve.

Efficacy: Strengthens the spleen and kidney, nourishes the heart and strengthens the body. Suitable for patients with loss of appetite, indigestion, dizziness, forgetfulness, restlessness and insomnia.

Quail Stewed with Chinese Wolfberry Essence

Recipe: 1 quail, 30 grams each of wolfberry and polygonatum, a little salt and MSG.

Preparation: Kill the quail, remove the hair and internal organs, wash it, put wolfberry and polygonatum into the quail's belly, add appropriate amount of water, simmer until crispy, and add appropriate amount of salt and MSG to season.

Usage: discard the medicine, eat the meat and drink the soup, once a day.

Efficacy: nourishes liver and kidney, replenishes essence and improves intelligence. Relieves fatigue, weakness in waist and knees, dizziness and forgetfulness in patients with brain cancer.