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Hopefully, your oncologist or oncology nurse has already informed you of the foods to avoid during chemotherapy, including: 1  Unpasteurized dairy and undercooked eggs â If it's got a runny yolk, avoid it.  Raw seafood â Oysters, sushi and other kinds of raw or undercooked seafood is off the menu for now.
Keep your energy up and minimize side effects with these diet tips designed to help you before, during and after chemotherapy. What you eat and when you eat it has a big impact on how youâll feel during your chemotherapy. Here, tips from certified specialist in oncology nutrition, Holly Mills, RD, CSO, who teaches you how to boost your stamina and feel your best before, during and after chemo. Before chemo: your goal is to boost your health and stamina. Lean protein: such as turkey, chicken, fish (Eat less than 18 oz. per week of red meatâsuch as hamburger, pork and lambâsays the American Institute for Cancer Research [AICR]. Avoid processed meats, like ham, hot dogs and sausages.)