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Compound derived from apricot kernels and other seeds claimed to selectively kill cancer cells while leaving normal cells intact.
52/100
Ernst Krebs Jr.
3-6 months intensive, then maintenance
8 phases
3 targeted
Compound derived from apricot kernels and other seeds claimed to selectively kill cancer cells while leaving normal cells intact. Contains cyanogenic glycosides that allegedly release cyanide only in cancer cells. Banned by FDA.
Banned by FDA after clinical trials in 1970s-80s showed no benefit. Risk of cyanide poisoning, especially with apricot kernels. Some deaths reported. Still available in Mexico and black market.
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