I have a friend at the
Miami VA who was
diagnosed with colon cancer
15 yrs ago and chose the
B17 protocol.
He was cancer free.
The VA refused to document it.😳

We are seeing the same behavior
with Ivermectin.😔

They don’t report, they omit, they destroy records. This has gone on over decades and centuries. Don’t believe their statistics.

I had a similar thing happen when I almost died from Covid and pneumonia. I survived the full cdc/nih protocol. The morning of the day I was discharged, floor nurses were telling me a Topeka Kansas TV station wanted to do a feature story on my case. They gave me the name of the hospital liaison that would contact me. I never heard from him, but I figured out why. The discharge nurse had a list of questions that she needed answered. One of which was, Are you vaccinated? I refused to answer for a bit, but she insisted on getting an answer. I told her, No I’m not. From which I finally figured out that was why I never heard from the guy, because I didn’t fit their narrative.

One of my fav snacks

NIce. Definitely an acquired taste..I love em too!

Where do you buy these?

Now you know why all the fruits and vegetables are seedless as they know seeds kill cancer cells. Removing or depleting seeds is not for your benefit it is to make you sick.
I've been eating apricot seeds for years to subsidized the lack of vitamin b17 we get from all other fruits and vegetables.

Apple seeds have it too ... but 'organic' is crucial

There's more to 'an apple a day keeps the doctor away' than we were ever taught

*IF* we eat the seeds

I want a pink pineapple to grow . You can buy them but the top is off already so I will wait .

You can buy them as a "snack".

That's where I got mine some time ago. Good thing I bought a lot, because they don't seem to carry them anymore.

That's good to see, however, it's the bitter seeds that fight cancer most effectively.