Does Laetrile (Amygdalin or Vitamin B-17) Work as an Alternative Cancer Cure?

The Mayo Clinic puts laetrile to the test to see if it is an effective cancer treatment.
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What about eating apricot seeds directly? In case you missed the previous video, check out Do Apricot Seeds Work as an Alternative Cancer Cure? (
Mayo was also the one that tested IV vitamin C:
• Intravenous Vitamin C for Terminal Cancer Patients (
• Vitamin C Supplements for Terminal Cancer Patients (
• The Role of Vitamin C in the Treatment of Terminal Cancer (
And here’s when Gerson Therapy was put to the test:
• Gerson Therapy for Cancer (
• Gerson-style Therapy vs. Chemotherapy (
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