Dear all, I live in Italy.
I need your help for my dog.
My dog has a cancer at the spleen and in the forehead. She cannot be operate.
No info about B17 on animals on the internet.
I'm trying with apricots kernels: I don't know how many kernels dogs can take and as you can understand it is very difficult to understand the limit before the poisoning.
The vet an me would like to try with B17 injectable but we cannot find
any information about dosis, protocols, etc. Do you have any info? Pls help

I give her also Aloe, Noni and Ascorbato di Potassio (I don't know the name in English: it is vitamin C + potassium bircabonate. See studies of Dr Pantellini in Italy, Great success with fight again cancer. http:/www.pantellini.org)

Thank you for your help

Posted - 07/14/2009 :  08:30:05    

HI GMBBFIL
i CANNOT HELP YOU WITH INJECTABLE VITAMIN B17 BUT THEIR IS A WAY TO GET IT INTO THE SYSTEM WITHOUT GIVING IT ORALY.
THERE IS OF COURSE OTHER THINGS THAT CAN BE DONE BESIDES THAT. STARTING WITH THE DIET. CONTACT ME BY E-MAIL FOR INFORMATION ON NATURAL TREATMENTS FOR YOUR DOG. PLEASE PROVIDE AGE,SEX AND BREED OF YOUR DOG.
E-MAIL ADDRESS: ronald_ggn@yahoo.com.

Ronald Gagne

Ron Gagne
Master Herbalist
A&A Herbal Remedies

Posted - 07/22/2009 :  11:50:04    

You may contact Dr. Drake who is working with veternarians who are using B17 for animals.
He may be able to guide your vet to talk to one of the vets using B17 injectibles.
HIs info is: 352-735-2418 wk number

I know in the book "Laetrile Case HIstories" by Dr. John Richardson he treated a 5 yr old pekinese with Thyroid Carcinoma and administered a (QUOTING DIRECT) ""soft diet with 500 mg amigdaylin intravenously on alternate days for 6 injections. After the injections the growths diminished in size and a normal diet was established. Treatments were reduced to 2x a week of 500 mg amigdaylin." This was continued for one month until growth regressed to the size comparable to that palpated during initial exam. Intravenou injections were then discontinued and a daily maintenence of 100 mg per orum was established for 7 months. A biopsy taken 6 and a half months after initian of amigdaylin therapy revealed no evidence of malignancy." (pg 279)

The next story is about a dog with Squamous cell carcinoma. I cant type it all but perhaps you may want to order the book.

Hope this all helps. Feel free to email me at kristi@cancervictors.net


Kristi Richardson

Charlie Richardson