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> Monk Fruit has also been linked to cancer. Do you have a citation for that? Google search is telling me the exact opposite, that it seems to reduce cancer gr
by tjohns 3y ago
> Monk Fruit has also been linked to cancer.
Do you have a citation for that? Google search is telling me the exact opposite, that it seems to reduce cancer growth.
- astrange 3y agoThat's not a good reason to eat something either - reducing cancer growth typically means something is poisonous.
- hgomersall 3y agoOr it's an immunomodulator in some sense.
- maksimur 3y agoAny way (or source) for you or anybody else to back up this claim?
- astrange 3y agoIt's obvious. That's how chemo works, by poisoning the cancer before the rest of you. Similarly though, antioxidants are often sold as a health food but can promote cancer because they benefit the cancer more than the rest of you, and some of them directly shut off chemo drugs. There's plenty of evidence of that one.