The Medical Advisor

Introduction Readers ask a variety of questions regarding diet, supplements and cancer prevention. While AI tools like ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and Microsoft’s Copilot can provide a good starting point for your inquiries, they often deliver generic answers that may lack the depth and up-to-date research you seek. Access to limitless information via the Internet, countless blogs, and scientific journals can lead to information overload—and plenty of contradictory facts and opinions. With so much diet and lifestyle advice available, it can be overwhelming to sort out what’s accurate, how to apply it, and what will truly benefit us. To top it off, doctors may not be able to help us resolve lingering questions, even when the research is clear. In 2020, the American Cancer Society (ACS) published diet and physical activity guidelines for cancer prevention. This guide aims to enhance the ACS and other existing guidelines on diet and cancer by integrating u