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EC: We wrote to Nancy to please send more information!
08/05/2008: Nancy replies, "My daughter had a benign tumor on the pineal gland, unfortunately she still has seizures but the tumor is totally gone. Interestingly, I have found that the pineal gland absorbs most of the fluoride the body takes in, This could be the reason why people have brain tumors of this sort. As far as the continuing seizures I feel that if she continues the drink and detoxes the pineal gland she may cure this forever, possible Ted could help address this issue?..
The recipe for the drink:
16 to 20 0z of Orange Juice with pulp
1 Banana ( peeled)
1 kiwi ( peeled and diced add seeds also)
1 Apple cut up whole with seeds
15 Apricot seeds
1 capsule of Co Q-10 with Red Rice yeast
1 Aloe Vera capsules
Heaping tablespoon of Ground Cold milled Flaxseed
Heaping tablespoon of brown rice protein powder
In blender add a tray or approximately 12 pieces of Ice, Add all ingredients above and if you have more room add more ice, this keeps the mixture from foaming up so make sure you use enough ice. Blend at high speed.
(Rice Lake, WI)
08/05/2008
Yes! Vitamin B17! I was glad to see a recipe that used seeds in it. Seeds of fruits and seed bearing vegetables, have vitamin B17. The long forgotten vitamin of the medical world. The reason why it is disregarded? Because it is known to be anti-cancerous! Wow, imagine, the medical field and the FDA misleading and hiding things from the public eye? Yep, it happens quite often.
So, of course you aren't going to find this vitamin in pill form on the shelf of your local store. You have to special order B17 vitamin supplements. And I'm sure those are quite expensive. So why not just crack open the shell found in your fruit your eating and eat the seed in it, it's cheaper I bet and more natural.
The seeds are very bitter and that is why I was so pleased to find a recipe that included the seeds in it! Because otherwise you'd have to just kinda throw the seeds in whatever you're eating and hope it tastes good.
And don't expect your doctor to have heard of this, why would most professors inform their medical students of such a cheap solution?
