A recent Netflix series called “Apple Cider Vinegar” is generating buzz about integrative therapies used for cancer – many of which are touted as “miracle” treatments online. Our NatMed article discusses the lack of evidence for coffee enemas, which are featured in the series. We also review laetrile therapy, promoted as a cancer cure-all and administered in clinics in Mexico, as well as the evidence on hydrazine sulfate. We advise patients to be very cautious of any “miracle” cancer remedies, as some may be harmful or interfere with proven therapies.
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