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Re: 'Laetrile' in science

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    Re: Moss/LaetrileActually I've thought about this and I will be fair and
    honest with you.
    Someone is quoting your quackwatch article on Laetrile and stating that 6
    cancer institutions failed to replicate the work done in Sloan by
    Dr. Kanematsu Sugiura, who incidently was one of the the worlds most
    respected researchers in that field, in the prevention of mouse metastasis
    by the action of amygdalin.
    I am saying that there is no evidence (or lab reports) on the quackwatch
    site to back that statement up.
    My argument is, that there is current work (references on pubmed) into
    amygdalin style reactions. If this substance was useless as it is quoted,
    then why are people researching into it? (If you can supply clear evidence
    that amygdalin is useless in metastasis prevention in mice then that would
    be enough to settle this issue)
    Regards,
    Anth

    Nothing will ever end the "argument" about laetrile.
    It's possible that the author of the review article can identify
    them, although the article was written so long ago that he may noi
    longer have the informatiomn handy
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