Don't allow the ignorance of these other answers discourage you. These people are no doubt educated by the quackwatch sites. Whilst it is true that amygdalin (vitamin B17) hasn't received official recognition as a vitamin, it was so coined a vitamin based on the theory that it is indeed a substance that, if deficient, results in the the body's inability to control the production of cancer cells.
It's the rejection of this theory that prevents the vitamin recognition. The big cancer hoax is that the conventional systems being used today have a positive effect on the lives of those with cancer. The fact of the matter is, it's those who opt out of conventional treatment who fair best. This is not a pie in the sky remark, but fact. And those who opt in for conventional treatment, but also employ complimentary alternatives, fair the best of those using orthodox "therapies".
There are hundreds of common food substances that contain amygdalin (B17), but apricot kernels, along with other seeds of the rosaceous family, such as those of peaches, plums and cherries, contain the highest concentrations.
There is absolutely no doubt that vitamin B17 is an effective component of a nutritional approach to the prevention and management of cancer. Thousands of people use it successfully and have done for decades. There's no hoax or con going on here. A person's level of committment to nutrition and well-being dictates the success rate. It's not enough to eat apricot kernels alone. They're merely an important component of a nutritional therapy. At the very least, vitamin B17 prevents cancer from metastisising (spreading) and the apricot kernels actually offer very effective, natural pain relief, due to their analgesic properties.
They can be purchased from different sources in Australia. Do a Google search limited to Australian results. Don't be tricked into spending too much money. There are those who are happy enough to take advantage of the desperate frames of mind of those purchasing. Do a little shop-around.
Where can I buy Apricot Kernels AKA B-17 Vitamin or Laetrile in New York City?
There is no such thing as Vitamin B-17. It is not in any biology text books. All other vitamins and minerals have more than one source. "Vitamin B-17" only comes from apricot pits? That's because it is a term made up to try to sound scientific.
As for the effectiveness of Laetrile/Vitamin B17 against cancer, there is none. It is probably the biggest cancer cure fraud/hoax out there right now.
Reply:I'm sure someone will be dishonest enough to sell you some but they will be robbing you blind:
It does not work
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