Smooth ice cream that melted on the tongue is tempting.Researchers in New Zealand has recently created a delicious ice cream and can reduce the side effects of chemotherapy. However, to get ice cream, we need to carry a doctor’s prescription.Ice cream called recharge is also called ”dessert medical” is a product of joint research results to researchers at the University of Auckland and Fonterra dairy farmers.

Charge It uses the active ingredient of milk are beneficial to treat diarrhea, anemia and loss of appetite often experienced by cancer patients after chemotherapy.

“Two types of bioactive components used in the recharge potentialto help the body overcome the side effects of chemotherapy,” saidJeremy Hill, Fonterra officer of Technology, said in a statement.