Bhavna Singh Bhavna Singh Asked 4 months ago

Does dandelion root kill cancer?

My aunt is undergoing cancer treatment, and a distant relative told her about dandelion root, claiming it can kill cancer cells. We're obviously very skeptical, but also hopeful given her condition. Is there any real scientific basis to the claim that dandelion root can kill cancer?

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Gopal Das Gopal Das Joined Jul 2026 4 months ago
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May God give strength to whoever is dealing with this difficult illness. While natural things are good for overall wellness, please do not rely on them for serious diseases like cancer. Stay positive and follow proper medical treatments.

Ramu Prasad Ramu Prasad Joined Apr 2026 4 months ago

Humare yahan log bohot cheezein batate hain, par cancer badi bimari hai babuji. Dandelion root se cancer theek nahi hota. Acche bade hospital ke doctor ko hi dikhana sabse sahi rahega.

Rajesh Saxena Rajesh Saxena Joined Feb 2026 4 months ago

For serious health issues, we cannot rely on home remedies. Just like I have to monitor my blood pressure with regular doctor checkups and medical tablets, cancer also requires strict medical diagnosis and expert treatment plans.

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Consult a radiation oncologist

Neha Sharma Neha Sharma Joined Apr 2026 4 months ago

No, it absolutely does not cure or kill cancer. There are laboratory studies on cells, but that does not translate to curing humans. Please don't let anyone skip actual oncology treatments for herbal remedies.

Suresh Hegde Suresh Hegde Joined Jun 2026 4 months ago

Please do not delay proper medical testing by looking for root remedies. I once ignored my own symptoms thinking home tricks would fix it, and it made my condition much worse. Go to a hospital and get a proper diagnosis immediately.

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Amina Begum Amina Begum Joined Mar 2026 4 months ago

Please don't believe these online rumors about cancer cures. Only proper doctors and medical treatments can help. Praying for your peace and good health.

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