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Confirm Which Food Should Not Be Eaten During Antibiotic Treatment in Cancer Patients

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Negative effects on the intestinal microbiota multiply with some foods, according to a study published in "Nature"

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Negative effects on the intestinal microbiota multiply with some foods, according to a study published in "Nature"

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What happens if you eat sweets while taking antibiotics? A study published in Nature magazine shows that sugar can accentuate the imbalances of the intestinal flora caused by antibiotics and can favor the development of dangerous bacteria. Research, carried out on patients with leukemia subjected to a transplant, found that a higher consumption of sugar was associated with ... The post What happens if you eat sweets when you take antibiotics app…

The high consumption of sweetened foods and drinks during antibiotic treatment may accentuate the loss of diversity of intestinal microbiota, according to a clinical study published in Nature magazine and quoted by the EFE Agency. Research has followed patients with leukemia who are in hospital for the allogeneic transplantation of haematopoietic cells. Researchers have analyzed over 9,400 antibiotics meals are [...]

Cancer patients who consumed the most sugary foods while receiving antibiotics were more likely to lose diversity in their gut flora, according to a study published in Nature.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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