In a recent episode of the Triggered podcast, Dr. Mehmet Oz discussed Donald Trump's unconventional health beliefs, including a claim that drinking soda, particularly Fanta, can kill cancer cells. This assertion arose during casual conversations about Trump's diet, where he often consumes diet soda and fast food. Oz recounted instances of Trump drinking soda while discussing health policies, humorously noting that Trump compared the effects of soda on grass to its potential effects on cancer cells. Medical experts have criticized such claims, linking diet soda consumption to negative health outcomes like weight gain and insulin resistance. The podcast sparked a broader discussion about the role of public figures in shaping health beliefs and the importance of scientific evidence in health messaging. As health campaigns promote better nutrition, the contrast between Trump's personal habits and public health recommendations has become a focal point of debate.