Alternative treatments and viral claims, examined for evidence.
A calm, evidence-based look at the viral “natural cancer cures” — baking soda, apricot seeds and laetrile, and the rest — why they do not work, where the real dangers lie, and how to spot the patterns that separate honest science from a sales pitch.
The most-searched cancer diet question, answered calmly and in full: eating sugar does not directly make tumours grow, and cutting out all sugar cannot starve cancer — but the indirect link through weight, insulin and inflammation is real, and it points to sensible, not fearful, eating.
A calm, evidence-based look at what cannabis and CBD can genuinely help with during cancer treatment, why they do not cure the disease, and the real safety cautions to raise with your oncology team.
A calm framework for weighing any “natural cancer cure” claim — the crucial difference between complementary and alternative care, why testimonials are not evidence, and how to protect yourself without giving up proven treatment.
A calm, evidence-based walk through the most common cancer diet claims — alkaline diets, ketogenic diets, fasting, and “superfoods,” plus the sugar question — separating what the research genuinely supports from what it does not, and what actually helps.