There is cyanide in nearly all seeds and fruit pits. Apricot kernels seem to be a topic of discussion relative to cyaninde poisoning, but I have eaten more than 40 a day for a period with no ill effects. It is really a non-issue unless you consume a rediculous amount.

Rod in MN/USA

On Tuesday, July 25, 2023 at 01:10:42 PM CDT, RG <riccardo.grana@...> wrote:

Hi all,

Interesting reading about flaxseeds?

Regards?

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There is cyanide in nearly all seeds and fruit pits. Apricot kernels seem to be a topic of discussion relative to cyaninde poisoning, but I have eaten more than 40 a day for a period with no ill effects. It is really a non-issue unless you consume a rediculous amount.

Rod in MN/USA

On Tuesday, July 25, 2023 at 01:10:42 PM CDT, RG <riccardo.grana@...> wrote:

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Interesting reading about flaxseeds?

Regards?

Riccardo

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Artemisinin. It is the "active ingredient" of artemisia annua and has shown to be effective in apoptosis of cancer cells. One issue with artiminsinin capsules is that the concentration isn't always consistant and there are some makers that are selling outright garbage. I didn't learn until much later that the actual herb, annua, is 50 times more bioavailable than the concentrate but only has about 1% of the artemisinin so you need to take a lot of it. It was hard on my stomach so I started making a "tea" to take with my coffee in an anema. That was when things really started to change for me.?

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Artemisinin. It is the "active ingredient" of artemisia annua and has shown to be effective in apoptosis of cancer cells. One issue with artiminsinin capsules is that the concentration isn't always consistant and there are some makers that are selling outright garbage. I didn't learn until much later that the actual herb, annua, is 50 times more bioavailable than the concentrate but only has about 1% of the artemisinin so you need to take a lot of it. It was hard on my stomach so I started making a "tea" to take with my coffee in an anema. That was when things really started to change for me.?

Artemisinin. It is the "active ingredient" of artemisia annua and has shown to be effective in apoptosis of cancer cells. One issue with artiminsinin capsules is that the concentration isn't always consistant and there are some makers that are selling outright garbage. I didn't learn until much later that the actual herb, annua, is 50 times more bioavailable than the concentrate but only has about 1% of the artemisinin so you need to take a lot of it. It was hard on my stomach so I started making a "tea" to take with my coffee in an anema. That was when things really started to change for me.

There are doctors and clinics who can give higher concentrations of artemisinin as well as different derivatives and have had success, but we don't have access to those methods.

When I started the protocol I was experimenting with a lot of things so cannot say what did what and to how great an effect.

Rod in MN/USA

On Wednesday, July 26, 2023 at 01:14:04 PM CDT, Adams, Gail Z via <gail.adams=[email protected]> wrote:

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What is arte?

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It is hard to say whether they had much effect as I was taking off an on at the same time as the rest of the protocol along with essiac tea, arte, etc. I certainly don't think they did any harm. I did heal so all is good in the end.

Rod in MN/USA

On Tuesday, July 25, 2023 at 11:01:14 PM CDT, buffalo-check via <buffalo-check@...> wrote:

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Have the apricot kernels been helpful? What have they done for you? I’m very interested !

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On Tue, Jul 25, 2023 at 4:28 PM, Rod Holmgren via <s4sindus@...> wrote:

There is cyanide in nearly all seeds and fruit pits. Apricot kernels seem to be a topic of discussion relative to cyaninde poisoning, but I have eaten more than 40 a day for a period with no ill effects. It is really a non-issue unless you consume a rediculous amount.

Rod in MN/USA

On Tuesday, July 25, 2023 at 01:10:42 PM CDT, RG <riccardo.grana@...> wrote:

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Interesting reading about flaxseeds?

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Regards?

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