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FACTLYHealth & medicine

Turmeric, neem leaves, apple cider vinegar, lemon water, intermittent fasting, and lifestyle changes effectively cured my wife’s cancer – Navjot Singh Sidhu

Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING

FACTLY reports that there is no scientific evidence or medical consensus that the listed ingredients or intermittent fasting can cure cancer. It says Sidhu later clarified that his wife’s treatment involved surgeries, chemotherapy, hormonal and targeted therapies, as well as a strict diet plan.

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