Hot Water Mystery: Can it Really Kill Cancer Cells / myLot

Pondicherry, India

March 13, 2024 6:06am CST

Hey everyone, let's talk about the intriguing claim that lemon in hot water can kill cancer cells. It's a topic that's been circulating in health circles, often accompanied by bold statements about the miraculous powers of natural remedies. While lemon water does offer some health benefits due to its vitamin C content and potential antioxidant properties, asserting that it can specifically target and destroy cancer cells requires a closer look. As curious individuals seeking to separate fact from fiction, it's crucial to approach such claims with skepticism and a critical eye. Let's delve into the scientific evidence, if any, behind this assertion and explore the broader context of cancer treatment and prevention. What are your thoughts on this claim?" is it true?

4 people like this

5 responses

Anna

@LadyDuck (462336)

• Switzerland

13 Mar

Drinking hot lemon water DOES NOT kill cancer cells. That was one of those stupid fake rumors spread through facebook.

2 people like this

youless

@youless (112221)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar

Of course I wish it could be real. I think it won't be so easy. If it can kill cancer cells so easily, then there won't be so many people who suffer from this disease and die of it.

snowy

@snowy22315 (172226)

• United States

13 Mar

That sounds far too simple to be true.

OceanTiara

@RebeccasFarm (87114)

• United States

13 Mar

I sometimes use hot water to cure some issues.

M Cheung

@Beestring (13575)

• Hong Kong

13 Mar

This cannot be true. If hot lemon water can kill cancer cells, cancer patients need not go through all the painful therapies.