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B17 - Laetrile

 

Unbeknownst to a great many people, all Cancers can be cured with vitamin B17,

also known as laetrile, and no, this is not a joke or some wild claim folks, it

is a bona fide fact. This cure is quite real but doctors have gag orders placed

on them. Any Doctor who uses laetrile to treat Cancer can be fined, lose his

practicioners licence or even be jailed, as has already been the case on at

least one occasion.

 

However, I am not a doctor and I dont have a practicioners licence to be revoked

so I will tell you right now in very simple terms how cancer may be cured.

 

If you have cancer right now you need to go and buy some apricots and get the

seeds from them. Break open the seeds to get to the kernel inside. Crush 3

apricot kernels with a mortar and pessle then make a tossed salad using the

crushed kernels and a handful of mung bean sprouts. All you need is the kernels

and the mung beans, but the kernels are a little bitter to the taste so its more

palatable in a small salad. With the salad take one vitamin A capsule, this must

be done at the same time. So what you end up doing is making a salad with

sprouts and crushed apricot seeds and having a Vitimim A cap with it. And thats

it! Do this every day for 6 weeks then go on to 1 apricot seed crushed, same

method, at least once a week for 3 weeks and you should be fine.

 

The active ingredients are the laetrile and the mung beans which act as the

catalyst, The vitamin A capsule is to dispel any stomache cramps that may occur.

 

Why the cramps?

 

Apricot seeds, similar to apple seeds, also contain trace amounts of cyanide

which the Vitamin A nutralises. Trace amounts of cyanide is no big deal, as

stated, its in apple seeds and the body washes it from the system very rapidly.

Trace amounts of cyanide and a slight stomache discomfort for a short period is

certainly preferrable to terminal cancer.

 

 

Thats it folks. And as I said before, this is not some wild claim. Its a genuine

cure that works. I have a freind who has cured herself of cervical cancer and

another friend who has cured himself of stomache cancer using this method. Both

were diagnosed as terminal. I have also recently cured myself of throat cancer.

 

And if u dont believe me, Google B17, laetrile or Apricot Seeds. The results

will astound you..

 

As amazing and as real as this cure is, the disturbing part about it is that it

is quite known by the medical profession, but gag orders keep the properties and

public knowledge of B17 hidden. Medical companies make literally billions from

cancer every year and they very much wish to keep doing so. You will find that

apricot seeds are also banned in most countries.

 

Ask yourself why that is so?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fresh Lemon Grass Drink Causes Apoptosis to Cancer Cells

 

(apoptosis) noun: a type of cell death in which the cell uses specialized

cellular machinery to kill itself; a cell suicide mechanism that enables

metazoans to control cell number and eliminate cells that threaten the animal's

survival.

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Fresh lemon grass fields in Israel become Mecca for cancer patients

By Allison Kaplan Sommer April 02, 2006

 

 

 

A drink with as little as one gram of lemon grass contains enough citral to

prompt cancer cells to commit suicide in the test tube.

 

Israeli researchers find way to make cancer cells self-destruct

-Ben Gurion University

 

At first, Benny Zabidov, an Israeli agriculturalist who grows greenhouses full

of lush spices on a pastoral farm in Kfar Yedidya in the Sharon region, couldn't

understand why so many cancer patients from around the country were showing up

on his doorstep asking for fresh lemon grass. It turned out that their doctors

had sent them. 'They had been told to drink eight glasses of hot water with

fresh lemon grass steeped in it on the days that they went for their radiation

and chemotherapy treatments,' Zabidov told ISRAEL21c. 'And this is the place you

go to in Israel for fresh lemon grass.'

 

It all began when researchers at Ben Gurion University of the Negev discovered

last year that the lemon aroma in herbs like lemon grass kills cancer cells in

vitro, while leaving healthy cells unharmed. The research team was led by Dr.

Rivka Ofir and Prof. Yakov Weinstein, incumbent of the Albert Katz Chair in

Cell-Differentiation and Malignant Diseases, from the Department of Microbiology

and Immunology at BGU.

 

 

 

Citral is the key component that gives the lemony aroma and taste in several

herbal plants such as lemon grass (Cymbopogon citratus), melissa (Melissa

officinalis) and verbena (Verbena officinalis.)

 

According to Ofir, the study found that citral causes cancer cells to 'commit

suicide: using apoptosis, a mechanism called programmed cell death.' A drink

with as little as one gram of lemon grass contains enough citral to prompt the

cancer cells to commit suicide in the test tube.

 

The BGU investigators checked the influence of the citral on cancerous cells by

adding them to both cancerous cells and normal cells that were grown in a petri

dish. The quantity added in the concentrate was equivalent to the amount

contained in a cup of regular tea using one gram of lemon herbs in hot water.

While the citral killed the cancerous cells, the normal cells remained unharmed.

 

The findings were published in the scientific journal Planta Medica, which

highlights research on alternative and herbal remedies. Shortly afterwards, the

discovery was featured in the popular Israeli press.

 

Why does it work? Nobody knows for certain, but the BGU scientists have a

theory. 'In each cell in our body, there is a genetic program which causes

programmed cell death. When something goes wrong, the cells divide with no

control and become cancer cells. In normal cells, when the cell discovers that

the control system is not operating correctly - for example, when it recognizes

that a cell contains faulty genetic material following cell division - it

triggers cell death,' explains Weinstein. 'This research may explain the medical

benefit of these herbs.'

 

The success of their research led them to the conclusion that herbs containing

citral may be consumed as a preventative measure against certain cancerous

cells. As they learned of the BGU findings in the press, many physicians in

Israel began to believe that while the research certainly needed to be explored

further, in the meantime it would be advisable for their patients, who were

looking for any possible tool to fight their condition, to try to harness the

cancer-destroying properties of citral.

 

That's why Zabidov's farm - the only major grower of fresh lemon grass in Israel

- has become a pilgrimage destination for these patients. Luckily, they found

themselves in sympathetic hands. Zabidov greets visitors with a large kettle of

aromatic lemon grass tea, a plate of cookies, and a supportive attitude. 'My

father died of cancer, and my wife's sister died young because of cancer,' said

Zabidov. 'So I understand what they are dealing with. And I may not know

anything about medicine, but I'm a good listener. And so they tell me about

their expensive painful treatments and what they've been through. I would never

tell them to stop being treated, but it's great that they are exploring

alternatives and drinking the lemon grass tea as well.'

 

Zabidov knew from a young age that agriculture was his calling. At age 14, he

enrolled in the Kfar Hayarok Agricultural high school. After his army service,

he joined an idealistic group which headed south, in the Arava desert region, to

found a new moshav (agricultural settlement) called Tsofar. 'We were very

successful; we raised fruits and vegetables, and,' he notes with a smile, 'We

raised some very nice children.'

 

On a trip to Europe in the mid-80s, he began to become interested in herbs.

Israel, at the time, was nothing like the trend-conscious cuisine-oriented

country it is today, and the only spices being grown commercially were basics

like parsley, dill, and coriander. Wandering in the Paris market, looking at the

variety of herbs and spices, Zabidov realized that there was a great export

potential in this niche. He brought samples back home with him, 'which was

technically illegal,' he says with a guilty smile, to see how they would grow in

his desert greenhouses. Soon, he was growing basil, oregano, tarragon, chives,

sage, marjoram and melissa, and mint just to name a few.

 

His business began to outgrow his desert facilities, and so he decided to move

north, settling in the moshav of Kfar Yedidya, an hour and a half north of Tel

Aviv. He is now selling 'several hundred kilos' of lemon grass per week, and has

signed with a distributor to package and put it in health food stores. Zabidov

has taken it upon himself to learn more about the properties of citral, and help

his customers learn more, and has invited medical experts to his farm to give

lectures about how the citral works and why.

 

 

 

He also felt a responsibility to know what to tell his customers about its use.

'When I realized what was happening, I picked up the phone and called Dr.

Weinstein at Ben-Gurion University, because these people were asking me exactly

the best way to consume the citral. He said to put the loose grass in hot water,

and drink about eight glasses each day.'

 

Zabidov is pleased by the findings, not simply because it means business for his

farm, but because it might influence his own health. Even before the news of its

benefits were demonstrated, he and his family had been drinking lemon grass in

hot water for years, 'just because it tastes good.'

 

 

 

 

 

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