India, Oct. 26 -- In recent years, intermittent fasting has surged in popularity, often hailed as a solution for various health concerns, including its potential role in cancer prevention and even treatment. However, this mainstream attention has inevitably led to a host of myths and misconceptions surrounding its actual effectiveness, particularly in the complex landscape of oncology.

When it comes to a disease as serious as cancer, believing these untruths can be detrimental, steering individuals away from scientifically-backed care and undermining their overall health and wellbeing. Also Read | Metro Hospital cancer surgeon shares 5 superfoods that can help lower your risk of breast cancer: Flaxseeds, berries

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