Aloe vera and apples seeds

[Guest guest]

To answer the question about aloe vera, I bought the actual plant

for about $3.00. I just tear off a leaf and throw it in the juicer.

There are different types of aloe vera plants and that would probably merit

looking into.

In regards to apple seeds. That has been the propaganda against B-17

all along, in particular that the seeds contain cyanide. I am not a

chemist, but the articles I have read that go into great depth

explaining the physics of it state the cyanide is only released,

activated by cancer cells. I can not say there is no risk, it is a

personal choice.

One of the few heartwarming stories from the Tsunami was in a remote

area that was less populated, less commercialism. The people noticed

that the animals were fleeing and as such did so themselves with much

less loss of life than other areas. Animals in the wild eat seeds,

the bible references seeds. I just refuse to buy into the concept

that health has to be paid for at the price of bankrupting my loved

ones. Grant it with the status quo it is sad that some of the what

looks like viable options have such a hefty price tag; again that is

a personal choice and I hope only the best for those who choose that

path. The seeds are a preventative as well. My intent is to

document as much as I can for those I love so that hopefully it will

prevent the same devastation of a terminal diagnosis and if so at

least offer some light other than the oncologist who told me

secretly, I might try some herbs or something.

Peace and grace, Donna

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know of a source for apple seeds in bulk?

With regards to the apple seeds and apricot pits, both of which contain

the toxic elements in small quantities, I have read that the stomach

acid neutralizes the toxicity of the seeds, especially in the apricot

pits.

Apple seeds, I agree, should be eaten in moderation, but it would

require a lot of apple seeds to create that much toxicity. I have not

done much research on the quantity per apple seed vs toxicity, but birds

love them, and their size relative to a human, well.......

Thanks

Chuck

Donna wrote:

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> To answer the question about aloe vera, I bought the actual plant

> for about $3.00. I just tear off a leaf and throw it in the juicer.

> There are different types of aloe vera plants and that would probably

> merit looking into.

>

> In regards to apple seeds. That has been the propaganda against B-17

> all along, in particular that the seeds contain cyanide. I am not a

> chemist, but the articles I have read that go into great depth

> explaining the physics of it state the cyanide is only released,

> activated by cancer cells. I can not say there is no risk, it is a

> personal choice.

>

> One of the few heartwarming stories from the Tsunami was in a remote

> area that was less populated, less commercialism. The people noticed

> that the animals were fleeing and as such did so themselves with much

> less loss of life than other areas. Animals in the wild eat seeds,

> the bible references seeds. I just refuse to buy into the concept

> that health has to be paid for at the price of bankrupting my loved

> ones. Grant it with the status quo it is sad that some of the what

> looks like viable options have such a hefty price tag; again that is

> a personal choice and I hope only the best for those who choose that

> path. The seeds are a preventative as well. My intent is to

> document as much as I can for those I love so that hopefully it will

> prevent the same devastation of a terminal diagnosis and if so at

> least offer some light other than the oncologist who told me

> secretly, I might try some herbs or something.

>

> Peace and grace, Donna

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