Laetrile Is An Effective Treatment For Cancer
             Many people in the world today suffer from various forms of cancer. Some
             types are carcinoma, leukemia, sarcoma, lymphoma, and melanoma. One out of
             three of us will develop cancer in our lifetime. That is eighty-eight million people in
             the United States alone. And according to the American Cancer Society, 1.3 million
             new cases of cancer were diagnosed in 1996 and more than 555,000 died from it.
             One out of eight women will develop breast cancer. Every three minutes a woman is
             diagnosed with breast cancer. Every two minutes, a woman dies of breast cancer in
             the United States. Presently there are seventy six million people with cancer in the
             United States. In spite of the availability of FDA approved treatments, more than
             600,000 cancer patients die every year in the United States. Conventional therapy is
             failing. With billions of dollars spent each year on research, we are finding that there
             are more people today making a living from cancer than dying from it. An alternative
             must be offered. Thousands of people today are testifying that when conventional
             programs told them to go home and die, they sought out alternatives and because of
             them, they are alive and well today. I will tell you about this controversial alternative
             to cancer treatment that has been around for quite a while. It is called laetrile, and I
             believe it has a positive effect on cancer patients.
             About thirty years ago, people in the United States had heard rumors that the
             mystery of cancer had been solved by a free apricot seed, apple seed, or any food
             with the vitamin B-17 in it. During 1950 after many years of research, a dedicated
             biochemist by the name of Dr. Ernest T. Krebs, Jr., isolated a new vitamin that he
             numbered B-17 and called Laetrile. As the years rolled by, thousands became
             convinced that Krebs had finally found the
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