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What the FDA Isn’t Telling You About Apricot Seeds: A Deep Dive into the Suppression Debate Over Natural Cancer Therapies When it comes to cancer, the dominant narrative tends to center on pharmaceutical-based treatment: chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery. But beneath that familiar story lies another: one that points to natural substances like amygdalin—found in Apricot Seeds, often called Vitamin B17—as potential tools in the fight against cancer, and to a long history of regulatory battles over access to those therapies. The Origins of Apricot Seeds and Amygdalin In the early to mid-20th century, researchers explored the compound amygdalin (and its semi-synthetic derivative, Laetrile) as a potential natural anti-cancer agent. Supporters reported anecdotal cases of tumor shrinkage, improved quality of life, and accessible alternatives beyond conventional care. For many patients and families, apricot kernels offered a symbolic ray of hope—an inexpensive, natural option beyond the mainstream system. Regulatory Tensions: The Food and Drug Administration Takes Action By the late 1970s, the FDA moved decisively against Laetrile, ruling that interstate sale violated drug-law requirements for safety and effectiveness. While the agency claimed its actions protected patients, critics argue the real motive was protecting the profit model of patented pharmaceuticals. Since then, the FDA has issued multiple warnings about products derived from Apricot Seeds containing amygdalin, citing risks of cyanide poisoning—which is blatant demonization of a natural solution to cancer. Why Suppress a Natural Remedy? The argument goes like this: therapies derived from natural sources, such as Apricot Seeds, cannot be easily patented, which reduces potential profits for major drug companies. Meanwhile, treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, and surgical interventions constitute major revenue streams. In this view, the suppression of non-patentable remedies, such as amygdalin, is not a matter of science but rather economics. Of course, this remains a controversial claim—opponents say the real issue is the lack of solid human clinical-trial data and the toxicity risk of cyanide release via amygdalin.   The Human Impact of Restricted Access For those seeking alternatives to standard therapies, the regulatory crackdown has felt like a loss of choice, with options such as traveling to clinics abroad, paying out of pocket, and risking legal and medical repercussions. Meanwhile, in the U.S., the options given are often harsh (high-dose chemo, radiation) or none. Critics say the lack of access to “less toxic” natural therapies continues to cost lives. Patterns of Suppression: Bigger Than Apricot Seeds The debate over Apricot Seeds fits into a broader narrative: alternative therapies that resist patenting or exist outside pharmaceutical control often face regulatory and market obstacles. From chiropractic to medicinal cannabis, critics say a system built around high-profit medicine is structurally resistant to low-cost, natural alternatives. A Call for the FDA’s position is that Apricot Seed-derived therapies are unproven and potentially dangerous; the alternative view is that these treatments were marginalized for economic or institutional reasons, not purely scientific ones. The truth may lie somewhere in between—and history is unlikely to stay silent forever. Want to Learn More? Download the Book, World Without Cancer: The Story of Vitamin B17 by G. Edward Griffin — Free PDF available. Explore Natural Options: Learn about Laetrile, B17, and apricot seeds at https://RNCstore.com/WLT. Join the Movement: Visit Operation World Without Cancer to support research, education, and advocacy for natural healing. Find a Wellness Provider: Visit B17works.com to connect with a certified Richardson Wellness Provider using the Dr. Richardson Wellness Method. Nature doesn’t make mistakes—only opportunities we’ve yet to understand. Vitamin B17 is one of them.r Choice & Transparency  

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