The "Lemon Secret": Is this the ultimate hack for staying healthy?

Lemons are essentially a miracle cure when it comes to annihilating cancer cells—we’re talking ten thousand times more potent than standard chemotherapy.

The question everyone is asking is simple: why on earth is this information being withheld from us until now?

It is quite obvious. There are massive pharmaceutical laboratories out there solely focused on manufacturing a synthetic version designed to rake in astronomical profits. You can actually make a difference starting today by simply letting a friend know that lemon juice can be a powerful tool in preventing this disease. It tastes great, and unlike the brutal side effects of chemotherapy, it won't destroy your body.

Read the full article here:
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Henry Roberts2 said:Lemons (citrus) are a miracle product for killing cancer cells and are ten thousand times more powerful than chemotherapy.

Why are we just finding out about this now?

Because there are labs interested in manufacturing a synthetic version that will rake in massive profits. From now on, you can help a friend by letting them know that lemon juice is beneficial for preventing this disease. It tastes great and doesn't cause those horrific side effects like chemo does.

Full article:
http://www.saznajkako.tv/photo/4655

You left a link that doesn't cite a single actual source.
It’s just like when I heard some bigshot tell his neighbor in confidence that canola oil could smooth out a humpback. Well, now you have that info and won't have to spend millions once you grow a hump from some synthesized version of canola oil, because now you know what to do.....😉
By the way, this "revolutionary" news is at least a year and a bit old; I got it in a batch of junk mail along with everything else, but they actually list an "institute" as the source:
National Institutes of Health, L. L. L.; 819 N. Koz st., Baltimore, MD, 1201.
National Institutes of Health; L. L. L., 819 N. Causez street,
Baltimore, MD 1201.
And that very source
on its own pages writes:
"The information provided on this site should not be construed as personal medical advice or instruction. No action should be taken based solely on the contents of this site. Readers should consult appropriate health professionals on any matter relating to their health and well-being"

Quoting a friend from another forum on the same topic:

In other words, they admit themselves that they aren't "appropriate health professionals," yet that doesn't stop them from babbling nonsense on their websites and selling that nonsense to people. For comparison, you can see here(http://www.nccn.org/index.asp ) what a site looks like when it's run by actual "health professionals." And lo and behold, this page actually includes references to clinical studies and evidence regarding treatment efficacy. How strange, how unusual, what a coincidence....

Goodness, man will think of anything and believe anything. 😍 If you have even a basic grasp of biology, you can see exactly what's going on here: a cure for all types of cancer... what absolute idiocy.