Why can't breast cancer patients eat bird's nest?

In general, there is no restriction against breast cancer patients consuming bird's nest. Patients can eat bird's nest, but should do so in moderation. The detailed explanation is as follows:

Bird's nest contains abundant nutrients such as sialic acid, collagen, and minerals. These components help promote the elimination of toxins from the body and offer various health benefits, including nourishing and moistening the lungs. The polypeptide hormones in bird's nest can stimulate the division and proliferation of various cells in the body, contributing to rapid repair of damaged skin.

In addition, high-quality proteins, calcium, phosphorus, and other components in bird's nest help enhance the patient’s immune resistance and prevent conditions such as coughing and colds during illness.

When consuming bird's nest, patients are advised to choose high-quality products and follow guidance from doctors or nutritionists to ensure a balanced and varied diet. Furthermore, breast cancer patients should actively cooperate with their physicians’ treatment plans and undergo comprehensive therapies to improve treatment outcomes and quality of life.