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Oral administration of Vitamin B-17 is the most convenient and frequently used method. These tablets
contain the active B-17 ingredient derived from the kernels of apricots. Usually available in 100 mg or 500
mg tablets. Some people are confused with the terms Laetrile and Amygdalin. These names essentially
refer to the same compound – vitamin B-17 – and are, to all intents and purposes, interchangeable. These
tablets are always taken in conjunction with the apricot seeds. Dr. Contreras recommends:
2-4 100 mg tablets as a nutritional supplement for prevention.
4-6 500 mg tablets per day as a nutritional supplement for clinical cancer sufferers, taken in conjunction
with enzymes, antioxidants, and other supplements (See Phase I and II Metabolic Therapies on page 31).
Dr. Krebs says “For some patients in whom gastric acidity is deficient, side reactions of weakness or
headache following oral administration may be avoided by taking citrus juices or grape juice, or
hydrochloric acid tablets such as betaine hydrochloride to prevent these unpleasant reactions”.
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