to cure off vs to treat off

Some examples from the web:

• So looks like we can cross miracle cure off the list.
• You want the cure off the table, I want to take it.
• Elijah, do not take your eyes off that cure.
• So basically this guy's cure just went off the grid.
• Take your clothes off and cure what ails me.
• You're trying to cure the headache by cutting off the head.
• You're trying to cure the headache by cutting off the head.
• Mortal, to cut it off, to cure it, easy.
• Mortal, to cut it off, to cure it, easy.
• I knew how to cut off his leg, but not how to cure his melancholy.
• Epoxy takes 12 hours to cure.
• Antibiotics are used to cure bacterial infections.
• We should be able to cure everyone afflicted.
• All the more reason to cure you.
• Why it was necessary to allow the other Dr. Bishop to cure you instead.
• Our mission is to cure the condition within the next ten years.
• 20 years has done nothing to cure the crazy.
• But you hold Jack accountable for his inability to cure cancer.
• Pain is a signal to cure the illness, Madam President.
• Someone donates their body to medical school and thinks they're helping to cure cancer...

Some examples from the web:

• I came by to drop off some treats for the bake sale, and figured out while I was here I'd popped in and make my boy's teacher.
• How about a special treat to cool you off?
• You'll drop off a treat, and none of this ever happened.
• That's coming off a treat, that one.
• Now, Vizeral was not approved to treat Lupus, but it was recommended as an effective off-label drug.
• Yours takes off when you ask him to treat you better and mine dry-humps a skateboarding tramp behind my back.
• However, it is rather like trying to treat chickenpox by scraping it off the skin instead of going to the doctor.
• Chemotherapy, one of the most effective ways used to treat cancer today, involves giving patients really high doses of chemicals to try and kill off cancer cells.
• It has, therefore, become customary for doctors to treat a large number of children using medicinal products which are actually authorised solely for adults ("off-label use").
• And that gave us a chance to treat her like a person with no labels at all, which meant that I could finally cross her off my list.
• A new job was invented, called the "hello nurse", who did nothing to treat the patient, but simply greeting them meant they had been seen, and were off the list.
• We live on it and we live off it, we travel over it, we wonder at its beauty: reason enough to treat the soil with care.
• For example, although the application of anti-discrimination legislation forces golf clubs to treat female members more fairly, it is still the case that women members are not treated equally in terms of competition times and teeing-off times.
• The take-off paths and the approach paths crossed at a point close to the airport, meaning that the German Air Traffic Control had to treat the two runways as if they were a single runway for flight operations.
• Permission to treat the witness as hostile.
• People use it primarily to treat anxiety.
• This particular combination is used to treat eye pain.
• - Used to treat altitude sickness.
• Police tend to treat men like that lightly.
• - certain medicines used to treat psychiatric diseases.