How much B17 should one have?!


Question: How much B17 should one have.?
I'm recently a vegan and have been looking up alternative medicines, i never knew i was into it and used to think it was a hoax, but in my mind i always believed the same theory that they believe (way to go tv to make me think a certain way)..

anyway, i was reading that B17 aka Laetrile, can and should be used as preventative medicine.. It is found in the seeds of various foods..

Does anyone know how many seeds i'm suppose to eat.? I know it comes in bamboo shoots, plum seeds, and cherries, and those are the 3 that i will tend to eat most, so i'm wondering how many of those i should eat a day in order to reach the "recommended amount"..
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Answers:
Basically, the seeds of any fruit, except citrus, have laetrile..
These also contain laetrile: They're loaded with nutrients and very good for you but not because of the laetrile..

bean sprouts
grape seeds
lima beans
macadamia nuts
blueberries
blackberries
blueberries
strawberries

"Vitamin BI7 (Laetrile) - Vitamin B17 releases cyanide ion and these molecules
can block important enzymes and kill things.. Reports from Europe and iMexico
indicate that Laetrile can relieve the pain of cancer and once in a while slow or
cure the disease.. This has never been substantiated in any U..S.. studies.."
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B17 (laetrile) is not a vitamin.. It is highly dangerous and has no proven nutritional or health value..

I was not able to find an RDA for B17, probably because it is not considered a nutrient..Health Question & Answer



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