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Re: 'Laetrile' in science

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    I have no knowledge of any studies done (in humans) on the anti metastasis
    aspects of Laetrile.
    If you have then I will gladly read them.

    (Why do people actually assume that because this thread is about Laetrile
    it's about 'curing' cancer?)
    In humans with respect to cure then a simple YES it failed.
    There are arguments about these studies which is more of a grumble in the
    World Without Cancer.

    Conspiracies exist - they are fact and have been proven.

    Yes, they package hotdogs in multiples of 4 and hotdog buns in multiples of 6.
    Its a vast, sweeping conspiracy!

  2. (Ilsa9) said:
    Quoted message said:

    I have no knowledge of any studies done (in humans) on the anti metastasis
    aspects of Laetrile.
    If you have then I will gladly read them.

    (Why do people actually assume that because this thread is about Laetrile
    it's about 'curing' cancer?)
    In humans with respect to cure then a simple YES it failed.
    There are arguments about these studies which is more of a grumble in the
    World Without Cancer.

    Conspiracies exist - they are fact and have been proven.

    Yes, they package hotdogs in multiples of 4 and hotdog buns in multiples of 6.
    Its a vast, sweeping conspiracy!

    You can get them in equal multiples now.

    It is now an exposed conspiracy that has been rectified.

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