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Posté le : 8 Mai 2023
Le sucre n’est pas intrinsèquement cancérigène; il n’existe aucune preuve que l’élimination du sucre de l’alimentation guérit le cancer

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Le sucre cause le cancer; l'élimination du sucre de l'alimentation peut guérir le cancer

Source : Facebook, Utilisateur Facebook, 17 Août 2019
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Posté le : 7 Avr 2020
Les gargarismes à l’eau salée ou au vinaigre peuvent apaiser le mal de gorge, mais n’éliminent pas le COVID-19

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les gargarismes à l’eau chaude, le sel ou le vinaigre éliminent le virus [SARS-CoV-2]

Source : Facebook, Utilisateur Facebook, 14 Mar 2020

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Le sucre n’est pas intrinsèquement cancérigène; il n’existe aucune preuve que l’élimination du sucre de l’alimentation guérit le cancer

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