This means:
“The post claims that a particular type of seed can cure or eliminate even extremely serious diseases.”
Breakdown
“These seeds” = the headline deliberately doesn’t identify the seeds, creating curiosity.
“Destroy” = very strong language suggesting the seeds can eliminate disease.
“Even the deadliest disease” = makes an extraordinary claim about serious or potentially fatal illnesses.
The missing information is presumably revealed after clicking “See more.”
Important point
This is medical clickbait and the claim is highly misleading. There is no general seed that has been proven to “destroy” deadly diseases. Some seeds contain valuable nutrients and plant compounds, but that is very different from proving that they can cure cancer, infections, or other serious diseases.
A more responsible version:
“Some nutritious seeds contain beneficial compounds—but what does the evidence actually say about their health effects?”
