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AAP Factcheck
'Tumours save lives' is a cancerous claim
Tumours are cancerous cells that harm the body by competing for nutrients and do not detoxify it or protect it from toxins.
USA Today
Fact check: False claim that cancer is trying to heal a person, not kill them
Experts confirm cancer does not perform any detoxifying function and is a lethal condition that impairs essential organs.
Logically Facts
No, cancer tumors are not 'bags of toxins'
Cancer tumors are abnormal cell growths that do not store, filter, or discard toxins, and no scientific data supports them acting as toxin bags.
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