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schema:text	Last Updated on July 31, 2024 by Nivedita Quick Take A social media post claims that the fruit Chikoo ( Sapodilla ) can cure Covid-19. We fact-checked and found that the claim is false. The Claim The image showcase a Times of India newspaper cutting with the article titled, “Chikoo The Covid Killer.” The article reads, “Cure to Covid-19 has been found in local fruit Sapota, commonly known as Chikoo.” The post can be seen here. A screenshot is given below. Fact Check Is the news published on The Times of India? No. The photo is clearly altered. Though the top header contains the logo of Times of India, it has no dates, location of the edition and other details that go in the header. A closer observation also shows clear discrepancy in the fonts used and alignment of the text. A quick search on The Times of India website does not show any such article in the digital version. Can Chikoo cure Covid-19? No. There is no research that suggests Chikoo can cure Covid-19. No. authority institutions including the World Health Organization (WHO), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), or ICMR have listed Chikoo in the available treatments for COVID-19. Like many fruits, Chikoo is loaded with dietary fibre, and vitamins A, B, and C and is also packed with antioxidants. This makes it a great addition in diet for boosting immunity. However, the fruit alone cannot cure Covid-19. There is one post which suggests that Kalonji or nigella seeds contain hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malarial drug being used to fight the novel Coronavirus and another post says that cleaning your nose using Xylitol or Hydrogen Peroxide will kill Coronavirus. There is research report from Algeria (Source) that claims Nigella Sativa seeds are found to have “potential inhibitors” of coronavirus. Another false post claims that Dr. Ansari and Dr. Limaye of Nanavati Hospital has given a set of treatment recommendation for COVID patients. The claim also suggests that the hospital is following this treatment with all its patients.
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