Because what your patient eats today decides how they feel through tomorrow's chemo cycle.
Treatment doesn't stay the same from one week to the next — nausea one day, mouth ulcers the next, no appetite through it all. Sanjeevani is our onco-nutrition programme that stays with your family through every one of those changes, in your own kitchen, in your own language.
Cancer treatment moves week to week. Most nutrition advice doesn't.
A patient's body changes constantly through chemo — appetite, taste, digestion, immunity. Families told us the hardest part wasn't understanding what "eat more protein" means. It was knowing what to cook tonight, with what's already in the kitchen, when something changes suddenly. That's the gap Sanjeevani is built to close.
Support that doesn't wait for an appointment
Symptoms don't follow office hours. With unlimited daily WhatsApp access to your dedicated onco-nutritionist, a 10pm question about vomiting or mouth ulcers gets a same-day answer, not a booking form.
Charts that change as the body does
One printed diet sheet can't cover three months of treatment. We review your patient's weight and symptoms every week and update the food plan to match — soft and cooling one week, fibre-focused the next.
Keeping strength up, so cycles aren't missed
Poor nutrition during chemo can weaken the body enough to delay the next cycle or need urgent hospital care. Daily attention to diet at home is one of the simplest ways to help patients stay strong enough to complete their treatment on schedule.
Built around what you already cook
No imported superfoods or costly protein powders. We work with sattu, dalia, khichdi, curd and everyday dals — guiding you on how to prepare them to maximise protein and calories without straining the patient's stomach or your budget.
One chemo cycle, three different bodies to feed
This is a real pattern we track for every patient — the same two weeks after chemo can move through three distinct phases. Your weekly call tells us which phase your patient is in, and the diet chart adjusts accordingly.
Post-chemo nausea phase
Easy, cold, clear-liquid foods that settle the stomach and stop vomiting from turning into dehydration.
Mouth-ulcer phase
Soft, non-acidic, pureed foods that go down without pain, while still meeting protein and calorie needs.
Digestion-recovery phase
Fibre adjusted up or down to bring sudden diarrhoea or constipation back under control before the next cycle.
Everything in the Sanjeevani plan
One sheet, one WhatsApp number, everything your family needs to manage nutrition through active treatment.
Weekly body & symptom call
Your onco-nutritionist calls every week to track weight, blood report trends and current side effects.
Dynamic 7-day diet charts
Updated every single week based on exactly how the patient is feeling that week.
100% local, affordable ingredients
Meal plans built around what's already at your neighbourhood market — no imported items.
Unlimited daily WhatsApp support
For the panic moments — "the patient has severe acidity right now, what can we give at home?"
Oncologist-reviewed care
Your nutritionist works alongside our medical team, who review progress and flag anything that needs urgent medical attention.
No hidden fees
One transparent monthly amount — no per-question charges, no surprise consultation costs.
Anam Golandaz
"You are what you eat."
Anam leads onco-nutrition care at Heal Cancer Support, working directly with patients and families to translate clinical dietary guidance into food that's practical, affordable and easy to prepare at home — especially for families managing treatment far from a major hospital.
Support matched to where your patient is in treatment
Nutrition needs change across the treatment journey — from preparing the body before treatment starts, to staying strong through active chemo, to rebuilding afterwards. Choose the plan that matches where your family is right now.
Aarambh
Treatment-prep plan, from diagnosis to the first chemo or surgery session (usually 15–30 days).
Sanjeevani
Active chemo support, from the first cycle through to the last (typically 3–6 months).
Raksha
Recovery & strength plan for the 2–3 months after active treatment ends.
Built for families who've never had a nutritionist on call before
Oncology-focused, not generic
Every recommendation is specific to chemo side effects — not a general wellness diet.
Medically overseen
Your nutritionist's plans are reviewed alongside our clinical team, so nothing goes unchecked.
Transparent pricing
One flat monthly fee, shown upfront — no per-call or per-question charges.
Made for Tier 2, 3 & rural India
Guidance in Hindi and regional languages, built around food that's actually available locally.