Did you cancel your sugar entirely?

Earlier than that b4 my cancer , i stop all sugar intake. But once a while u will curi2 eat sweet thing. Then i learn thing we eat here especially carbo turn into sugar.

Do you think it's weird that you get cancer after you reduce sugar?

Is it possible changes to diet is causing cancer?

oh i thought do blood test can know already....

so if never check colon before, but without symptons is buy the test kit (go where buy?) and do stool test or better to get fingered    , the stool test is give hospital to check? or general clinic can dy

Did you take apricot seed daily?

Why is it not safe to eat raw apricot kernels?

Apricot kernels contain significant amounts of amygdalin – a substance that becomes toxic after being consumed.

When eaten, amygdalin breaks down to release a poisonous chemical called cyanide. Cyanide poisoning can cause headaches, nausea, vomiting, lethargy, and in extreme cases, even death.

Adults may face these symptoms from eating just three small raw apricot kernels, and for toddlers, one small seed.

Consumers are hence not advised to eat raw apricot kernels. Unprocessed or powdered apricot kernels are also discouraged.

Some people claim that a chemical found in apricot kernels, known as amygdalin, can cure cancer. The chemical is also marketed in a slightly modified form as “Laetrile”. Laetrile is commonly touted as an alternative treatment for cancer, but there is no evidence that it actually works.

Despite decades of research, dating back to the 1950s, there is no evidence that Laetrile can treat tumours in animals. Clinical trials in humans have also failed to find any benefits. Proponents of Laetrile claim that cancer is a vitamin deficit and that Laetrile, sometimes known as vitamin B17, helps to fix that deficit. However, Laetrile is not a vitamin and it is not essential for good health.

Laetrile proponents also claim that it releases cyanide in the body, which kills cancer cells while leaving normal ones unharmed. It is true that Laetrile can be converted into cyanide in the body, but it is not true that normal cells are unharmed. In fact, there have been several cases of cyanide poisoning, and even death, linked to Laetrile treatment. Unfortunately, taking Laetrile, or eating apricot kernels in large amounts, is not only ineffective at treating cancer but could also be very dangerous. The sale of raw apricot kernels was prohibited in Australia and New Zealand from December 2015.

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