Behandeling tegen kanker kan je smaak veranderen of doen verdwijnen en je eetlust negatief beïnvloeden. Juist wanneer goed eten zo belangrijk is. De Zwolse arts Ellen Kramer geeft samen met diëtist Lisan Eekman elke 6 weken een smaakworkshop bij IntermeZZo. Bedoeld om te begrijpen waar de smaakverandering vandaan komt en vooral: wat kun je doen om eten en drinken weer zó te laten smaken dat je er zin in hebt. De workshop is bestemd voor degene die de behandelingen heeft (gehad) samen met de naaste.
Ellen is expert in Nederland op het gebied van smaakverandering door ziekte of de behandeling daartegen. Ze deed jarenlang onderzoek naar oorzaken en oplossingen, van wetenschappelijk niveau tot proefondervindelijk in het lab, in samenwerking met keukenbrigades van ziekenhuis en restaurants. Vooral de patiënten zelf en voedingsassistenten in het ziekenhuis leverden belangrijke informatie en ervaringen. Met alle verzamelde informatie ontwikkelde Ellen praktische adviezen voor ieder die met veranderde smaakbeleving te maken heeft. Neem deel aan één smaakworkshop verzorgd door Ellen, een kok van Huuskens (leverancier bij Isala) en enkele vrijwilligers van IntermeZZo en er gaat een nieuwe wereld van smaak en geur open. Meer informatie: https://www.wkof.nl/leven-met-kanker/smaak-bij-kanker/ https://voedingenkankerinfo.nl https://smaakpupil.nl of haal de brochure bij IntermeZZo: "Als eten met kanker moeilijk is", 40 tips & tricks.
Aan deze podcast werkten mee: Interviewer: Marlies Mestrom; Technische realisatie: Sparketeers; Podcastapparatuur gesponsord door: Omexom.nl; Muziek: Harrie Poulssen.
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