Originally posted by Phoenix7
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Your friend basically emailed you some of the information that has been making the rounds of the internet since 2011. Snopes rates this a “Mixture Of True And False Information.”
The jury is out on the claims made in your friend's email. Here is the last paragraph of the Snopes article.
“However, the best that can be said at this point is that citrus fruits may potentially harbor anti-cancer properties that could help ward off cancer. No reputable scientific or medical studies have reported that lemons have been found to be a "proven remedy against cancers of all types," nor has any of the (conveniently unnamed) "world's largest drug manufacturers" reported discovering that lemons are "10,000 times stronger than chemotherapy" and that their ingestion can "destroy malignant [cancer] cells." All of those claims are hyperbole and exaggeration not supported by facts.”

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