Japanese government: Mikan prevent cold, cancer, skin problems, hypertension and fatigue

It seems still to be uncertain whether the Kimchi is effective against influenza though I read The Chosun Ilbo.

There is a lot of Korean people who believes the Kimchi to be a panacea though there is not a scientific basis either though it goes well for BBS that can be exchanged with Korean people.

I propose my hypothesis that it is the mikan pips which prevent cold, cancer, skin problems, hypertension and fatigue. I have a numerous number of extensive empirical research evidence, from my numerous personal experiences of eating mikan, throwing pips, catching a cold, having skin problems, and getting fatigue. However, it is not clear if mikan pips actually prevent cancer and hypertension. Could someone investigate the remaining part of my hypothesis instead?

Indeed — or perhaps semi-fluent native Japanese speakers. Who the hell translates this stuff?

This is a typical way to describe chinese or eastern herbal remedies known as Kampoyaku. Eastern medicine deals with preventive measures.
Another cultural fuck-up translation misunderstanding.

All Japanese are in their Kotatsu whenever they eat mikan. They mean “it can prevent the cold” in this sense.