Muhammad Sobhi: Intermittent fasting eliminates cancer... and the Corona vaccine causes infertility

The artist, Mohamed Sobhi, made several controversial statements about the purpose of fasting, as well as corona vaccines and their effects that cause sterility, and their aim is to reduce the world's population, he said. In Sobhi's opinion, fasting does not aim to make the poor feel hungry, otherwise it would be an obligation on the rich only and not the poor, during his participation in the "vib" program on the "Heya" channel, indicating that fasting is the only and essential treatment for cancer.

He explained that they scientifically call it intermittent fasting, which lasts for 16 hours, stressing that it eliminates cancer cells without injections and chemotherapy. Sobhi added that international pharmaceutical companies have fought this trend, in order to preserve their profits from selling medicines.

Regarding his opinion on watching Ramadan series, he explained that he does not watch Ramadan series because of theater and rehearsals, stressing that this is not a reduction, but he does not have the time.

And the Egyptian artist expressed his objection to the prank programs, saying: “A program that answers people and shakes them, insulting those who know and go.

And he concluded, "This is the era of insignificance, by blocking any transgressor on social media. The gun and Facebook are the two most dangerous inventions in the modern era. The gun made the coward threaten the brave, and Facebook made the ignorant correct the intellectual, by telling my students to block it. Do not allow anyone to insult your mind. I am supposed to gain information from it."

Dr. Hossam Hosni, head of the scientific committee to combat the Corona virus at the Egyptian Ministry of Health, commented on the statements of the artist, Mohamed Sobhi, and said that the World Health Organization confirmed that Corona vaccines cannot cause sterility, explaining that “this is a rumor associated with many different vaccines, and there is no truth to this.” common, and there is no vaccine that causes infertility.