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In the YouTube video "Fake News Não Pod #89: Vinagre de maça não é um remédio milagroso contra vírus," biomedical scientist Beatriz Calaz debunks the claim that apple cider vinegar , when diluted or mixed with oil and lemon, can prevent or cure viral infections in the body. While apple cider vinegar contains acetic acid, which has antiviral effects in lab experiments, ingesting it does not prevent infections. The use of apple cider vinegar can lead to gastrointestinal issues and should not replace conventional treatment with proven medicines. The video also explores the historical background of the belief in detoxifying the body to cure illnesses, which dates back to ancient Greek philosophy and the humoral theory, and how this belief persists despite modern medicine's advancements.
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