I've read about this on the Internet, but I can't find any in the health food stores. This sounds hard to believe in this age of deception that we are living in.

Apricot Kernels contain Laetrile. A molecule that is ansorbed more by cancer cells then regular cells and gets decomposed to cyanide, thus killing the cell. Studies have shown positive effects but not 100 percent cures, there have been some and in the alternative medical world, Laetrile is considered good stuff. Big Pharma has been against laetrile from the beginning.

https://www.whale.to/cancer/laetrile6.html

Apricot kernels contain cyanide and benzaldehyde. The combination of both is much stronger than either cyanide or benzaldehyde would be alone, and the beauty of it all is that a special enzyme is needed to "unlock" this combination.

This special enzyme is found only in cancer cells, thus, unlike chemo, healthy cells are not harmed.

Only the cancer cells are destroyed.

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They can be a part of a cancer treatment protocol but one should not rely solely on them. In order to purchase apricol seeds you will have to mail order from out of the country or purchase flats of apricots and de-seed them yourself.. they are very hard nuts to crack and I don't know how they do it.

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A nutcracker used to crack walnuts works fine.

It's Hunza apricot kernels. Alas, the Cancer Industry has seen fit to block the sale of them in most Western countries...

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B-17/laetrile is a proven cancer-fighter, though its real strength is as a preventative.

B-17 requires the presence of zinc, which acts as a 'transport mechanism'. Zinc is present in abundance in natural food sources of B-17 i.e. Hunza apricot kernels, unrefined millet, seeds etc., so no issue there. But if 'you' were taking isolated B-17 i.e. as a supplement, without zinc it wouldn't reach the tissues, so it would fail.

And, from 'Outsmart Your Cancer' by Tanya Harter-Pierce

Laetrile stands for laevo-rotatory mandelonitrile beta-diglucoside. Laevo refers to a purified form of B-17, that turns polarized light in a left-turning direction.
According to Ralph Moss, Dr Krebs junior, believed only the left-turning form was effective against cancer and that commercial racemic (both left and right turning) versions were much less effective than the pure laetrile he and his father had patented. Thus it is a good idea to double-check the purity of the laetrile in use by any practitioner with whom you are considering working