Great question! Sweet potatoes are generally considered a better choice than regular white potatoes for people with myeloma. White potatoes are on the "foods to limit" list because they can spike blood sugar quickly, which may be linked to poorer outcomes in myeloma. Sweet potatoes have a lower glycemic impact and are a Show Full Answer
Great question! Sweet potatoes are generally considered a better choice than regular white potatoes for people with myeloma. White potatoes are on the "foods to limit" list because they can spike blood sugar quickly, which may be linked to poorer outcomes in myeloma. Sweet potatoes have a lower glycemic impact and are a plant-based food, which fits well with dietary guidance for myeloma. A plant-based diet may help support your immune system and reduce inflammation — both helpful when managing myeloma.
That said, everyone's situation is different. It's always worth checking with your oncologist or a registered dietitian who has experience with myeloma before making significant dietary changes.
September 28
Absolutely!! They are full of vitamin A and fiber. One of the best things we can eat.
September 28