Laetrile (also known as amygdalin or “Vitamin B17”) has been labeled “quackery” for decades. But if it was truly useless, why did the FDA, AMA, and Big Pharma work so hard to bury it? 🤔 🌿 Found in apricot kernels, bitter almonds, and over 1,200 plants, Laetrile is part of a natural compound family called nitrilosides. For centuries, civilizations from Ancient China to Rome documented its use for abnormal growths and health. 🏔 The Hunza people of northern Pakistan — famous for lifespans over 1

The Mayo Clinic puts laetrile to the test to see if it is an effective cancer treatment. The video sources, transcript, and doctor's notes are available here: http://bit.ly/2Ch24OV | NutritionFacts.org

Apricot pits aren’t as innocent as they look. Inside is amygdalin, the drama queen of chemistry, which can split into almond-marzipan perfume or cyanide. Toast it, drown it in booze, and you get fragrance without the poison. Science with a side of sass. Who knew kernels could be so extra? 🍑✨ Would you dare cook with noyaux? Type “NOYAUX” in the comments below to get the recipe sent to you directly. This recipe is for paid subscribers of my newsletter, The Flavor Files. https://niksharma.substac