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Soursop / graviola destroys cancer cells better than chemo and has no side effects

Soursop has shown activity against cancer cells in laboratory conditions, which is true of hundreds of substances that never became treatments. Laboratory results do not predict what happens in a human body, where dose, delivery, and side effects all change. ICMR and no major oncology body recognises soursop as a cancer treatment. Tell your team if you are taking it, because some plant compounds affect how chemotherapy is metabolised.

Drinking baking soda makes the body alkaline and kills cancer

Your body maintains blood pH within a very narrow range regardless of what you eat or drink. Drinking baking soda does not change the pH inside a tumour. Consuming it in large quantities can raise sodium levels and disturb the balance your heart and kidneys depend on. No clinical evidence from any named regulatory or oncology body supports dietary alkalisation as a cancer treatment.

A doctor discovered a cure but pharma companies paid to suppress it

This claim circulates in every country and in every decade, and has not once been verified. Any oncologist who developed a treatment that worked would receive the most prestigious awards in medicine — the incentive to publish is enormous. What is true is that the research pipeline is slow, expensive, and often disappointing, which is a very different thing from suppression.

My uncle's neighbour had stage 4 cancer and recovered completely with this remedy

A single person's experience cannot tell you whether the treatment caused the recovery. People recover from serious illness for reasons that include immune response, a delayed effect from prior treatment, and occasionally spontaneous regression. Only a clinical trial with enough participants and a control group can separate the treatment from everything else that happened at the same time.

Turmeric is proven by scientists to treat cancer

Curcumin, the active compound in turmeric, has been studied as an anti-inflammatory and has shown some activity in laboratory and early-phase research. No regulatory body — not CDSCO, WHO, or any guideline from NCCN, ASCO, or ESMO — has approved turmeric or curcumin as a cancer treatment. Turmeric is safe to use in food. Taking it in concentrated supplement form during treatment is worth discussing with your oncologist.