If a dietary supplement product says on its package that it "may produce anticarcinogenic effects in the body," does this mean that the product may reduce the risk of cancer?

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Data-set(s):	HINTS FDA(2015)
Question text:	[F9a] If a dietary supplement product says on its package that it "may produce anticarcinogenic effects in the body," does this mean that the product may reduce the risk of cancer?
Who was asked:	All survey participants
Question source:	Original to HINTS-FDA