@oncology.nutrition.rd: Alcohol advice I’d give if I wasn’t worried about hurting your feelings (from a cancer dietitian): 👉🏼 You might be dependent on it. If you need a drink to “unwind,” “cope,” or “survive the week,” that’s not social drinking. That’s dependence. 👉🏼 You drink to avoid your feelings. I see it every day. You’re stressed, anxious, lonely, overwhelmed, and instead of dealing with it, you pour a glass and call it “just one.” 👉🏼 You know it’s not helping. You feel worse after. More tired, more bloated, more shame. But short-term numbness feels easier than real change. 🙏🏼 You want to be healthy, but you won’t touch your drinking. You’ll eat kale, take probiotics, track your steps… but wine? Untouchable. That’s not wellness. That’s the thing we need to work on. 👉🏼 And if alcohol wasn’t addictive, so am my people probably wouldn’t be defending it so hard🙏🏼 Here’s what I want you to know: you do NOT have to keep starting over every Monday👇🏼 Inside my VIP 1:1 Cancer Nutrition + Lifestyle Coaching, I work directly with you to change your relationship with alcohol for good. I’ve helped previous cancer survivor clients go from: ✅ 15+ drinks a week down to 3 and still going strong ✅ Nightly wine for 15 years → now 1 drink a week with zero regret ✅ Feeling stuck in shame → finally feeling in control And we don’t do it by making your life miserable, expecting perfection, or telling you to “just have more willpower.” We figure out WHY you keep reaching for alcohol, what needs to replace it, how to navigate the moments you normally drink, and how to build a life where alcohol stops having this much power over you. So you’re not constantly thinking about quitting. You’re not negotiating with yourself every night. You’re not waking up wishing you hadn’t had those drinks. You become someone who knows exactly how she wants to live and finally feels in control of this part of her life. I currently have 2 openings for 1:1 coaching, and I’d love for you to take one if you’re ready to work on reducing alcohol and changing this pattern for good. DM me READY and I’ll personally chat with you to see if 1:1 coaching is a good fit 🩷

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momma_alvey
Momma Alvey :
I’m good on the alcohol…haven’t had alcohol in 30 years and I’m fine with that…but…can you explain more on the processed meats. If I get uncured…is that better…or does uncured Canadian bacon increase risk as well?
2026-08-30 13:59:41
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jp98818
jp :
I haven’t had alcohol since I was diagnosed in January and I don’t miss it at all!! 💪🏻
2026-08-12 21:39:54
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tnyachtgirl
Pamela :
Husband was as just diagnosed… we’ve gotten the most bizarre opinions! So sick of the “sugar feeds cancer “!!!!!
2026-08-23 11:03:18
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sauc444
sauc444 :
They used to say that red wine was heart healthy and it was OK to drink well for many years. I drank my red wine and I had bilateral breast cancer.
2026-08-14 10:13:51
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sukimarie84
sukimarie84 :
Thank you for this. If you haven’t already can you discuss the reason why people think it’s sugar- I’m assuming it’s the cells need glucose to divide type thing. Please elaborate. Thank you so much. 💙🙏
2026-08-28 15:41:24
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alexvonn
Alex Vonn :
Makes sense to me. People will justify anything. I may not drink, but I still eat my turkey lunch meat So…
2026-08-13 00:03:17
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michignnurse
MInurse :
yep. and the fact that mj can cause severe nausea and vomiting.
2026-08-13 15:36:47
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beanutbutterbandwich
SayLyss♡ :
My fiance studied neuroscience. His lab studied how alcohol also raises your chances of alzhiemers
2026-08-12 23:29:44
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sugarttown
sugarttown :
All the stuff to tip the scales in your favor are pretty easy to do. I had one drink in 2014 and before that it was the mid 90s? I havent eaten red meat since the mid 90s. I rarely eat meat at all. Maybe 2x a year.
2026-08-13 15:25:19
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andypic7
Andrea :
What about high fructose corn syrup?
2026-08-13 23:15:43
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cookiecutter87
cookiecutter87 :
As a five-year breast cancer survivor, I have not had any alcohol in three years and will never again.
2026-08-12 23:24:19
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Gerianne Rodriguez :
I’m soooo grateful I got sober 10 months before I was diagnosed in October! 17 months sober 🙌🏼
2026-08-13 01:08:08
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alissa74555
Alissa7455 :
If you’ve been drank a lot in the past, and then you stop, do you think you can undo the damage?
2026-08-16 17:50:23
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plgfan3
PLGFAN :
Never drank, Stage 4 breast Cancer here. All a matter of luck.
2026-08-15 08:54:34
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GrammyKJ :
Could you please tell me if chopped the meat sticks that are supposed to be so good for you? Are they bad for you actually are they OK?
2026-08-27 15:22:53
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phillykaem
Phillyk :
I know it increases cancer. But I am making a measured deduction to still drink socially. I am not mad about it. It just makes my life enjoyable a couple of times a week, and I am knowingly taking a risk. I already watched my husband died of cancer at age 54. I am enjoying whatever days I have left. I'll do as much as I can do live healthy. But I don't believe in doing everything possible to reduce your risk. I am ok with some risk. I think that's what you are missing from many of us .
2026-08-16 18:34:36
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