As webmaster of VitaminB17.org, certainly I believe in B17. I wouldn't have spent my time and personal resources on this site all these years if I didn't believe in it. The thing about life is, you can only go by the best information you have at the time. You don't know what you don't know. While I still believe in B17, new information has come to light that I believe is not only also valid information, but more central to cancer than B17. That said, I still would pursue B17 as a treatment for cancer. I personally have almost always been one to see a fight against cancer as a package deal. It isn't just about taking a pill (or eating an apricot seed) and getting better. It's about diet and exercise, along with some carefully researched supplements like B17. It's also about cutting exposure to possible carcinogens that may have caused your cancer in the first place. It's about mental attitude. Again, a whole package of winning attacks.Also, while I have grown less enamored with conspiracies over the years, certainly there are forces that keep valid cancer treatments off the market. If you don't believe this, look at the fight to legalize marijuana. Along with the usual people that stand to gain financially by keeping marijuana illegal, law enforcement groups, alcohol companies and drug-treatment interests, is pharmaceutical companies. Now why would a pharmaceutical company want to keep marijuana illegal? In one particular case the company, Insys Therapeutics Inc., is working on a synthetic version of marijuana’s psychoactive ingredient (source). So here is a documented case of a drug company trying to use both monopoly and state coercion to monetize an ingredient found in a plant that has grown wild since the beginning of time. Read More
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