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Dangers of Woo: Vitamin B17, CYANIDE DOESN'T CURE CANCER!

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February 12, 2019

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Dangers of Woo: Vitamin B17, CYANIDE DOESN'T CURE CANCER!

You heard it right... cyanide as a cancer cure. Of course marketting poison as a cancer cure is something that's been done. This practice died in the 70s, but as it turns out... this particular woo has gotten a new life on the internet. Because of course it has.

Another good videon on the topic

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"world without cancer"

Sandi Rog's Blog

On "forced" Chemotherapy

WebMD on b17 as a treatment

On Cyanide poisoning in children

On Kanematsu Sugiura

Medical Science vs. Naturopathy

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