context: How to boost your immune system during chemo
Visit with a registered dietitian for recommendations.
When your immune system is compromised, you need to pay special attention to your diet. While no one food can improve your immune system, you need to give it the nutrients it needs, and a dietician can help you figure that out.

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- Even if your immune system doesn't get the nutrients it needs, most dieticians and doctors know that everything counts. Whenever you're trying to boost your immune system to compensate for chemo, talk to an dietician.
- A dietician can help you research nutrition tips before you start your diet, and help you find healthy options for your meals. Ask anyone you know who will help you make healthy, well-balanced meals, and get the name of a registered dietitian.
- Ask your oncologist to refer to you to a dietician. Eat good quality protein to build white blood cells.
- Ask your doctor for a referral to an dietician. Ask what they recommend for how you treat your sick patients, such as with medications and diet.
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context: There's a man in the swimming pool playing water polo. He is in the pool playing water polo with a yellow ball and two other people. he

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- bends down and grabs the yellow ball while people are running behind him.
- throws the ball across and the people sitting by the pool and watching him play cheer loudly.
- passes the red ball and falls down to the ground to get up and run away.
- hits the ball over the net and it bounces back to him from two other people underwater.
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context: A man is standing in a kitchen making a sandwich. he

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- puts the sandwich into a plastic bag.
- then cooks it on screen, and chips it on the side.
- smooths a sauce over the sandwich.
- sprays the bread with olive oil and the remaining vegetables.
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context: How to cook squid
Know that whole squid are cheaper and tastier than pre-cut calamari.
There are a lot of parts to a squid that are thrown out when a squid is pre-prepared. It may seem gross at first, but prepping a whole squid requires nothing but a sharp knife and a willingness to get your hands dirty.

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- Pinch between the eyes and body and pull the head out of the mantle. This is probably the grossest part of the whole process, and you get it done first.
- Squid, however, is usually prepared very neatly so that it dries before eating. It won't dry out very quickly though and may take longer to cook, often years.
- Overcuts squid tend to be cheaper, but you may find this necessary to fish dishes that are more expensive or have a shallow bottom. Squid can harbor slug, bacteria, the molds on top, and other group animals.
- The squid cooks through grease, almost as much as raw squid. Every squid, including midfielders, cooks individually, but squid must have a firm structure before cooking, and require more structure before cook.
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Pinch between the eyes and body and pull the head out of the mantle. This is probably the grossest part of the whole process, and you get it done first.