Trump Sparks Health Backlash After Claiming Soda “Kills Cancer Cells”
A new claim about Donald Trump’s health beliefs is drawing scrutiny after Dr. Mehmet Oz revealed the president thinks diet soda may kill cancer cells.
According to Oz, speaking on Triggered with Don Jr., Trump argued that because diet soda can kill grass, it could also destroy cancer inside the body.
The remark quickly raised concern because medical experts say there is no evidence supporting that idea. According to reporting from multiple outlets, diet soda is not considered a cancer treatment and may carry its own health risks.
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Oz also described Trump joking that Fanta is “fresh squeezed,” reinforcing his unconventional views on nutrition.
The comments are resurfacing alongside renewed attention to Trump’s past medical statements, including widely criticized remarks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The latest episode is fueling fresh debate about misinformation, public health messaging, and the influence of high-profile figures.
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