G Edward Griffin – How Vitamin B-17 Can Help Tremendously With Cancer

Perhaps in the future we can talk with him about freedom, states rights, the constitution and how the Federal Reserve was created back in 1913 one hundred years ago.

But for this show we focused on cancer and why vitamin b-17 (also known as laetrile or amygdalin) has been used by people all over the world to treat their cancers. About 4 months ago Kate and I started buying some apricot kernels and eating a handful of them per day along with some vitamin b-17 pills. We take 100mg once per day as maitinence. I’m not saying you should take them for any particular reason or to prevent or cure yourself from any disease. I’m just saying what we do.

The mechanism of how laetrile works is quite fascinating and Mr. G Edward Griffin explains all that in this show. At the beginning of the show we touched a little bit on the politics of cancer, how the AMA (American Medical Association started) along with the FDA. You can’t seem to go anywhere without seeing the name Rockafeller or Rothchild somewhere in the start of these institutions.

Be that as it may, we talked about how laetrile works on cancer cells and how it causes apoptosis which is programmed cell death. We also discussed how much laetrile to consume each day, where to get large amounts of vitmain B-17 and much more.

G Edward Griffin is a titan in this field and has done a lot of work bringing to light the knowledge of how vitamin b-17 works.

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We discuss the following and so much more:

• How the AMA started
• How the FDA started
• The politics of cancer
• Why doctors don’t know about alternative treatments for cancer
• How much laetrile to take each day
• Where to find laetrile
• And so much more!

If you have cancer you might want to look into vitamin b-17, aka laetrile or amygdalin. G Edward Griffin explains… – Click to tweet this!