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marujita

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White Blood Cell Count Posted: 02-03-05 20:25pm


My friend is a 40 year old woman who just had surgery for ovarian cancer. It has been removed and she is now in chemo therapy. Her white blood count is too low. Can anyone please advise what foods or other methods she can use to boost that white blood cell count?

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