Laetrile according to the developer

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If a person is to use laetrile for metastases prevention, a lower dose is

required. This could be administered orally with laetrile pills. However, if a

person wishes to use laetrile as the primary cancer treatment, the amount

required would dictate injectable laetrile.

Dosage

The most effective method of laetrile treatment has been 6 grams,

intravenous once a day, usually given for three weeks. Laetrile can

also be taken orally, however some bacteria in a person's intestines

can cause small amounts of cyanide to be released. For this reason, it is

usually suggested that oral doses be limited to 3 grams per day.

The average apricot seed grown in the United States contains approximately four

or five milligrams of b17. But this is an

average figure and can vary by as much as a factor of six. " I, the

webmaster of alternativecancer.us take one or two of the little 100

milligram B17 pills every day. I also take one or two Pancreatin pills every

day.

Laetrile is safe because each molecule of laetrile contains cyanide

tightly locked up with benzaldehyde and glucose. Only beta-glucosidase can

unlock it. Therefore, cyanide is only released at cancer cells because only

beta-glucosidase can unlock it. The beauty of Laetrile is that it also releases

benzaldehyde at the same time. Benzaldehyde is a deadly poison that acts

synergistically with cyanide to produce an an extremely poisonous environment

for cancer cells.

An Important Addition to Laetrile

Emulsified vitamin A is usually used as an additional supplement to

Laetrile. More of my information on vitamin A:

http://alternativecancer.us/emulsifiedvitamina.htm

My most complete information on Laetrile:

http://alternativecancer.us/laetrile.htm

Snowman