Anyone with cancer ever tried B17 (Laetrile) treatment?
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Over three years ago my partner was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (a kind of leukemia of the lymphatic system) after unknown fevers lasting ten years.  She was given a poor prognosis.\n\nWe included Apricot kernels (and other nitriloside sources) as part of a natural approach to controlling this ‘medically incurable’ disease.  We took a three fold approach, reducing stress on the immune system, removed environmental toxic agents and maintaining a diet containing all ninety+ essential nutrients.\n\nWe included a source of B17.  This B17 nitriloside substance is found in many foods other than apricot seeds.  Most of these foods are uncommon in western diets.\n\nThree years on my partner has not objective evidence of the disease.\n\nI also consumed apricot seeds and increased my essential nutrients.  I had keretotic lesions drop off the backs of my hands and no new ones have returned.  Before this I was having these keretosis removed on a a regular basis.\n\nFoods containing Nitriolside B17…\n\nFruits                                Range*\nblackberry, domesticlow\nblackberry, wild                high\nboysenberry                med.\nchoke cherry                high\nwild crabapple                high\nmarket cranberry                low\nSwedish (lignon) cranberryhigh\ncurrant                                med.\nelderberry                med. to high\ngooseberry                med.\nhuckleberry                med.\nloganberry                med.\nmulberry                                med.\nquince                                med.\nraspberry                                med.\n \nSeeds                                Range*\napple seeds                high\napricot seed                high\nbuckwheat                med.\ncherry seed                high\nflax                                med.\nmillet                                med.\nnectarine seed                high\npeach seed                high\npear seeds                high\nplum seed                high\nprune seed                high\nsquash seeds                med.\n \nBeans                                Range*\nblack                                low\nblack-eyed peas                low\nfava                                high\ngarbanzo                                low to med.\ngreen pea                low\nkidney                                low to med.\nlentils                                med.\nlima, U.S.                                low\nlima, Burma                med.\nmung                                med. to high\nshell                                low\n \nNuts (all raw)                Range*\nbitter almond                high\ncashew                                low\nmacadamia                med. to high\n \nSprouts                                Range*\nalfalfa                                med.\nbamboo                                high\nfava                                med.\ngarbanzo                                med.\nmung                                med.\n \nLeaves                                Range*\nalfalfa                                high\nbeet tops                                low\neucalyptus                high\nspinach                                low\nwater cress                low\n \nTubers                                Range*\ncassava                                high\nsweetpotato                low\nyams                                low\n \nRange*       1000 mg ( milligrams ) = 1 gram \nHigh — above 500 mg nitriloside per 100 grams of food. \nMedium — above 100 mg nitriloside per 100 grams of food. \nLow — below 100 mg nitriloside \n\nNatural sources of Nitriloside contain co-factors that can be more effective than the isolated form.\n\nI hope this helps to answer you question...
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I am in the early stages of cancer, at the last count i had Liver, Lung, Pelvic and Spinal Cancer. 12 months before i found out about this latest bout of this terrible disease i had Bowel Cancer which resulted in the removal of my lower bowel. There really wasn't time for me to have any feelings about the disease or for it to have any effect on my body, as i got rid of it pretty quick. I now have to wear a bag for the rest of my life (which, according to the Doctors, will be around two years). \nIn regards to this latest cancer, as i said, i am in the early stages, but i am noticing that my hair is starting to fall out due to the chemo, but that is all. When people that know me see me in the street, they comment about how well i look, but i am sure that will change as the disease takes control of my immune system and totally runs rampant through my body.
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Yes! and there is help and many different reasons why you may be tried.  You need to make an appointment with your doctor and have them run some blood test.  You could be aniemic, or low on B12 or whatever, but let you doctor help decide.
614001
I have non small cell lung cancer - had surgery in Nov 05, just heard about cottage cheese and flaxseed oil and sent away for it.  As soon as it arrives I will be starting the regime.  I do not know anyone at this time with small cell lung cancer.
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yes you can and alot of it can come from the treatments you get, such as chemo and radation. one never knows how thier body will react to this stuff. i wish you and whoever it is your asking for all the best. get to a dietation for the best foods to eat
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You need glyconutrients to knock out the cancer. I've seen\nit done in 3 weeks. got to the site below and listen to cancer testamonials\nget the optimal health system
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Rest and a well balanced diet seemed to help my mom when she was going through it, but here's a link to the American Cancer Society's suggestions:\nhttp://www.cancer.org/docroot/MBC/content/MBC_2_2X_What_About_Fatigue.asp?sitearea=MBC
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It is very treatable. Try lotimin AF. No one who is not immune compromised will keep it forever
760907
It depends on how low your b12 is and how well you absorb it. It could last a week, a month or 7 years as your body can store upto 7 years worth of b12.  Best bet, seek medical advise from your Dr. Good luck
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I am not for sure what kinda answer you are looking for. Good or bad.  I did not like chemo and all the side affects.  It will be four years soon since my masectomy.  I still have a small bald spot. No eyebrows.  My eyes drip continually. I have carpal tunnel. Hot flashes galore. Osteoporosis.  All from chemo. I did not enjoy not being able to taste anything.  Or the fact my fingernails hurt so bad I could not touch anything without pain. I did not like getting pnemonia every year.  Or catching every little virus that rolled my way.  No one tells you all the crap that is going to happen afterwards.  The doctor said if they did no one would get treatment.  He told me it could be 3-5 years before my immune system is up.  Well I am much better now and I do not get sick as much. I do still everyday live with the watering eyes,ect. ect.  It caused relationship problems with my family. They just really could not deal with how I looked.  My husband however is the best husband on the earth now.  I am glad to be alive.  I do believe cancer woke me up to the realization of who is truly there for you. I stand up for myself more. Don't put up with all the daily drama.  I am not so happy go lucky as I used to be.  Hope this helps.  Heres wishing you  a cancer free life.
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The good news is that breast cancer is very treatable today.  My Mom was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer two years ago.  (There is no Stage V)\n\nShe was on a few different kinds of chemotherapy, I remember Taxotere being one of them.  She also took medicines to bind estrogen and androgens since her cancer was estrogen receptor positive.  That is, estrogen feeds the tumors.\n\nOnce the tumor markers were down to a normal level, my Mom then had a lumpectomy and followup radiation.\n\nToday, about 2 years later, my Mom is in remission and cancer free!!  It can happpen!  I hope your relative has a great story to tell too!!
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It's not "natural chemotherapy" for the body. They cancer will still spread and do it's dangerous effect. However, a recently study done on prostate cancer patients found that if they ate more fruits and vegetables the cancer would spread at a slower rate. Their pretty sure that this is ture for other cancers but ti still needs to be tested.
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www.dmso.org/articles/information/muir.htm \nthis article addresses it's use in humans for cancer
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The World Without Cancer website has a list of contacts where you can buy B17 from. You must be aware that even though you can buy it in the UK, it is banned in the US. The website also has a FAQ, which you might find useful for more information.
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I read your question, and I think it's possible.  B12 is needed for you to be able to absorb iron from your intestine.  As we get older, it's harder to absorb iron.  If your iron level is low, you will have too few red blood cells.  Now a test can show that you have enough red blood cells, but if your B12/iron is low, there may be few but larger red blood cells - they do not work as well as the normal sized RBCs because there is not as much surface area for them to release their oxygen and nutrients.\n\nLow RBCs would cause circulation problems, which tend to happen in our legs, and would cause tingling pain.\n\nWhile you are increasing your B12, try an old fashioned remedy - sit with your feet elevated, so the old blood can flow back into your body and allow room for new.  If you have been active, especially walking, that should tone the muscles in your legs to keep your circulation good.  \n\nFrom a lady of 54 who's had many of the ailments out there and resolved most of them.
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I've had lymphoma, and underwent chemotherapy.  I knew I had to live for the sake of my wife and children.  If I'd been 94, I guess I would have just said my goodbyes and told people I was going to be with the Lord.  \n\nIn this woman's case, there might be some treatments that would be effective without most of the bad effects of chemotherapy.  Rituximab is one drug like that.  \n\nLetting nature take its course with lymphoma is not nearly as bad as with other forms of cancer.  It's mostly just getting weaker, and relatively little pain, unlike many other cancers.
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I applaud you!!!\n\nBeing a 2 year breast cancer survivor, with a sister and aunt who have also had it and other cancers (colon & prostate) in the family.  I really appreciate all that you and the other scientists do to find cures for the "C" word.