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Exercises for Chemotherapy Patients Helpful and Effective Exercises to Help Fight Fatigue, Boost Energy, and Build Strength

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ISBN-10: 1578260930

ISBN-13: 9781578260935

Edition: 2002

Authors: Harry Raftopoulos, Erin O'Driscoll

List price: $14.95
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Description:

The diagnosis of cancer and chemotherapy treatment trigger questions, fears, and feelings of helplessness. But there is one step you can take right now to take charge of your health: Exercise. That's right. Exercising while undergoing chemotherapy treatments can help you take control of your body, and in the process give you strength, courage, and confidence. Now you can enjoy those very same benefits, with Exercises for Chemotherapy Patients. Written by an oncologist and an exercise physiologist, this book is the very first at-home exercise program designed especially for chemotherapy patients. Book jacket.
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Book details

List price: $14.95
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Hatherleigh Company, Limited, The
Publication date: 6/3/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 168
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.25" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.594
Language: English

Introduction
Cancer and Chemotherapy
Effects of Chemotherapy
Fighting Fatigue and Other Side Effects
The Benefits of Exercise
What Does the Research Tell Us?
Designing an Exercise Program
Walking for Fitness
Technique
Leg Action
Apparel
Monitoring Your Heart Rate
A Beginning Walking Program
Learning to Breathe
Basic Breathing Exercises
Starting an Exercise Program
Warming up
Posture and Alignment
Seated Chair Exercises
Standing Rhythmic Resistance Exercises
Strengthening Floor Exercises
Stretches
Breast Cancer and Exercise
The Exercise Programs
Managing Your Life with Cancer
Fatigue
Nutrition
Preparing Yourself for Cancer Treatment
Managing Eating Problems During Treatment
Coping with Side Effects
Special Diets for Special Needs
Preventing Food-Borne Illness
Extra Vitamins and Minerals
Special Notes for Caregivers
After Treatment Ends
Ways to Get Back into Eating
Glossary
Helpful Charts
Resources
References
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