Myth
Eating sugar increases cancer cell growth.

Fact
Sugar does not make cancer grow faster. All cells, including cancer cells, depend on blood sugar (glucose) for energy. But giving more sugar to cancer cells does not speed their growth.

Myth
Cancer is the fungus and sodium bicarbonate is the cure.

Fact
High doses of sodium bicarbonate can lead to serious – even fatal consequences

Myth
Coffee increases the risk of cancer.

Fact
Scientific evidence demonstrates that caffeine does not increase cancer risk.Two studies of large numbers of people in Norway and Hawaii and a review of 13 studies involving more than 20,000 subjects found no relationship between regular coffee or tea consumption and cancer risk.

Myth
Acidic foods increase cancer cell growth.

Fact
Eating acidic or alkaline foods will not alter the PH of your blood or body. The body tightly controls its own PH regardless of diet changes. Cancer cells create an acidic environment due to the way glucose is broken down. This is not affected by foods that we eat.

Myth
Macrobiotic diet: Is it true that following a macrobiotic diet can cure cancer?

Fact
There is no evidence that a macrobiotic diet can cure or prevent cancer

Myth
Organic foods: Are organic foods better? Healthier cancer fighting foods?

Fact
The tern “Organic” is defined as foods grown on contaminated-free land without pesticides. There is no evidence whether organic foods help reduce cancer risk