Are there any food for leukemia recovery?

Condition analysis:
First, be certain she is well-hydrated. She will need a lot of water to process the chemotherapy and a possible bone marrow transplant. Next, be sure she has a diet rich in iron and low-fat proteins. Foods you may want to consider for her are leafy greens such as  spinach, kale or collard greens; lean proteins such as chicken, turkey,  tuna, salmon, and shrimp; other proteins like beans and lentils; and other vegetables such as broccoli, asparagus, and brussel sprouts. You might also want to try blackstrap molasses and multivitamins fortified with extra iron.

Instructions:
Ginseng: Among the different ginseng species, researchers have extensively studied the anti-leukemia property of Panax ginseng or Korean red ginseng. Studies have revealed that Panax ginseng is packed with several anti-cancer compounds. Panaxynol and panaxydol, the main phytochemicals present in Panax ginseng, can prevent proliferation of leukemia cells. The polyacetylene compounds present in the herb also helps to destroy the existing leukemia cells. Researches have also demonstrated the cytotoxic effect of different types of sapopins present in the leaf, flower bud and root of ginseng.