Dr. Ernst T. Krebs, Jr. fully explored how laetrile works. Kreb's focussed
on the vitamin factor-the use of B17 or laetrile. Ernst Krebs, Jr. had already
discovered another vitamin, B15. He extracted laetrile or B17 from apricot pits.
As a result of his research, by 1952 Dr. Kreb's put forth the theory that cancer
was a nutritional deficiency disease-like scurvy (deficiency of vitamin C)
or pellagra (deficiency of niacin, a B vitamin). Laetrile contains two toxic
elements-cyanide and benzaldehyde. A protective enzyme, rhodanese, neutralizes
these toxins in healthy tissue by converting them to healthy by-products.
If the tissue is cancerous, however, there is an excess of the enzyme beta-glucosidase.
Rather than protect the tissue, this enzyme unlocks or frees both the toxic elements.
Combined cyanide and benzaldehyde are far more toxic. Cancerous cells lack rhodanese
so the protective enzyme is not present-the combination of cyanide and benzaldehyde are
released to attack the cancerous tissue. Laetrile, therefore, has the unique ability
to nourish normal cells yet destroy cancer cells! One official within the National
Cancer Institute (NCI), Dr. Dean Burke, was brave enough in 1971 to speak out and
confirm that Kreb's research on the effectiveness of laetrile was indeed true.
Information and quotes from the book,
World Without Cancer
G. Edward Griffin, 1997,
The Ernst T. Krebs Jr. and John Beard Memorial
Research
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