B17 Usually Needs Emulsified Vitamin A

Combination therapy using laetrile and vitamin A is based in part on the following 1978 study conducted by Harold Manner Ph.D., chairman of the biology department of Loyola University, Chicago. He used a combination of emulsified vitamin A (A-mulsin, produced by the Mugos Company) the same company's Wobe Mugos enzymes and B-17. The results were reported in his book the Death of Cancer: After six to eight days an ulceration appeared at the tumor site. Within the ulceration was a puslike fluid. An examination of this fluid revealed dead malignant cells… The tumors gradually underwent complete regression in 75 of the experimental animals. This represented 89% of the total group. The remaining 9 animals showed partial regression.
When Manner repeated the experiment he tried different combinations of vitamins, enzymes, and laetrile. His results: laetrile alone had no appreciable effect, but combinations of enzymes and or vitamin A with laetrile was significantly more effective that just enzymes and/or vitamin A.

For more on vitamin A and the enzymes used, go to the “Laetrile and Emulsified Vitamin A” section of the “Laetrile Alternative Treatment Comparison” page at http://alternativecancer.us/laetrile.htm#Emulsified

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