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1. www.healthline.com › health › apple-cider-vinegar-cancerApple Cider Vinegar for Cancer: Does It Work? Claims ...

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   May 3, 2018 · If you’re being treated for cancer and having a lot of side effects from the treatment, talk to your doctor. They may be able to adjust your dosage or offer some tips on how to manage your...

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2. www.medicalnewstoday.com › articles › 323439Apple cider vinegar for cancer: Myths and research

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   Oct 24, 2018 · Apple cider vinegar is a popular home remedy for a variety of health issues. But can it also treat cancer? We look at the research.

3. www.cancerresearchuk.org › about-cancer › copingThings you can do to reduce cancer pain | Cancer Research UK

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   Relaxation - use tapes or listen to some calming music and think of somewhere beautiful you'd like to be. Try to breathe slowly and deeply when you are tense. Talking to someone about your pain, perhaps a counsellor, can help to relieve stress and tension and make it easier to cope.

4. www.royalfree.nhs.uk › patients-and-visitorsCoping with the side-effects of cancer treatment at home

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   The Macmillan cancer information team at the Royal Free London has produced a series of videos focusing on how to cope with the side-effects of your cancer treatment. They do not contain clinical information, but offer some additional tips.

5. www.cancerresearchuk.org › about-cancer › copingOther ways of controlling sickness | Coping with cancer ...

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   Anti sickness drugs are the best way to control sickness (nausea and vomiting). But some complementary therapies might also help. Some people find that relaxation techniques such as visualisation help. Others have found hypnotherapy and acupuncture helpful, especially in controlling anticipatory nausea and vomiting.

6. www.everydayhealth.com › cancer › skin-cancerDoes Apple Cider Vinegar Really Help Skin Cancer?

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   Mar 19, 2024 · Apple cider vinegar is often used as a natural treatment, reputed to ease ailments ranging from yeast infections to high cholesterol and type 2 diabetes. But can it help as a home remedy for...

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   Can apple cider vinegar prevent cancer?

   • Apple cider vinegar is a safe product that may be a beneficial supplement to a healthful diet. However, it is not a replacement for cancer treatment or any other serious medical treatment. The theory that creating an alkaline environment in the body can prevent cancer is hard to prove.

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   Can apple cider vinegar treat skin cancer?

   • While there are plenty of online claims that apple cider vinegar can remove moles or treat cancerous growths, there’s no solid research to back it as a natural remedy for skin cancer. What’s more, most of the studies that have been done on apple cider vinegar and cancer used tissue samples or animals in laboratories, not living humans. RELATED:

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   Does vinegar kill cancer?

   • For example, observational studies in humans found a link between vinegar consumption and a lower risk of esophageal cancer in people from China. However, consuming vinegar also seemed to increase the risk of bladder cancer in people from Serbia. Above all, the concept that increasing the pH of blood kills cancer cells isn’t as simple as it sounds.

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   What should I do if I have cancer?

   • Talk to your cancer team about your situation or ask someone you trust to act on your behalf. Your mental health team should also be involved. Together you can decide on the best cancer treatment for your situation. It is important to let the people treating you know about your cancer.

   Mental health during and after cancer treatment

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   Can you use apple cider vinegar topically?

   • If you do decide to apply it topically, apple cider vinegar should always be diluted and you should stop if you experience any irritation. It may cause your skin to be more susceptible to sunburn, so make sure you’re using sunscreen. If you have any discomfort or irritation when ingesting or applying apple cider vinegar, stop using it.

   Does Apple Cider Vinegar Really Help Skin Cancer? - Everyday Health

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   Is apple cider vinegar good for You?

   • Apple cider vinegar and other types of vinegar appear to be good sources of antioxidants, which may help keep the body healthy and fight off free radicals, which damage cells. As a 2014 review notes, apple cider vinegar contains several helpful antioxidants in the form of phenols, including catechin and caffeic acid.

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8. www.cancerresearchuk.org › about-cancer › copingMental health during and after cancer treatment | Coping with ...

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   If you have been struggling with your mental health, let your cancer team know if your cancer treatment is affecting your mental health. You may be able to get mental health support through cancer services. Some cancer hospitals are linked with Macmillan Information Services or Maggie’s Centres.