Can Vitamin B-17 be a cure for cancer?!
Question: I heard a lot about this wondrous vitamin. Lets hear it from you!
Answers: I heard a lot about this wondrous vitamin. Lets hear it from you!
Until you understand the complexity of biological nutrition and how the body interacts with specific plant molecules, you will understand why there have been more successes with postponing or putting people into remission with Leatrile more so than chemotherapy and radiation which is only a 14 percent success rate that hasn't changed since the year it began as standard of care, which was 1934.
B17 is only ONE piece of the puzzle when fighting cancer once its out of the barn.
There are other things like Mannose found in certain mushrooms like shitaki and mannose (a stabilized Aloe) not over the counter aloe products, and the like that has been shown to help the immune system tag and destroy cancer cells.
Phytochemicals that the National Cancer Institute is studying which are the pigment on plant foods to protect seeds from UV Rays of the sun have been also shown to keep cancerous cells from metastisizing or finding a new home and grow because phytochemicals do what antioxidant vitamin/minerals cannot do and they go inside the wall of the cell and snuff out cancer before it begins.
Enzymes, systemic enzymes found in plant foods that have been shown to disentegrade cancer cells in your own immune system. National Geographic Magazine has an issue showing T Cells injecting these enzymes into the cancer cell and literally melting it away so that the white blood cells can come and clean up the mess.
People who say its debunked are really good at reading authors who are paid by the pharmaceutical companies who out law natural non toxic cancer cures here in the United States. Wait till they get cancer, and if they survive long enough, they will be having a major panic attack and flying to Mexico because all conventional therapies failed them.
Vitamin B17, also known as laetrile and amygdalin, is another controversial "vitamin," as its source, the apricot kernel, becomes a focus of increasing interest. As with pangamic acid, B17 was also discovered by Dr. Ernest T. Krebs Sr., who thought it a vitamin essential to health, and who first tried amygdalin therapeutically. Laetrile is a nitriloside compound composed of four molecules: two sugar, one benzaldehyde, and one cyanide. It is likely the cyanide that accounts for the controversy over this substance, particularly in regard to cancer therapy. Using laetrile