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The Macrobiotic Diet as Treatment for Cancer: Review of the Evidence.

When I was working at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Mission Valley as part of an outpatient medicine clerkship, I had an encounter with a very interesting patient, a 63-year-old man who had recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer. His oncologist, who had seen him two weeks before my visit with him, had left a note in his medical chart indicating that the patient should be scheduled for surgical prostatectomy as soon as possible. Despite several attempts by the oncologist to explain the risks and benefits of various treatment options, the patient had told the oncologist during that visit that he was going to try the macrobiotic diet instead of having surgery to cure his cancer. He objected to possible incontinence of urine after the procedure.