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Cancer Why We're Still Dying To Know The Truth

Book by Phillip Day

202 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1999

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Profile Image for Phil Henderson.
20 reviews
July 14, 2010
The explosive overview of the news the world has waited to hear. This book exposes the ongoing establishment cover-up over Vitamin B17, the answer to cancer and its prevention. It further details the astonishing track record of amygdalin (laetrile) in its role within the combined cancer treatment known as Metabolic Therapy. Whether you have cancer, or are exercising prevention for you and your family, this is the book with big answers. Full details on treatment and prevention options are given, including how to obtain Metabolic Therapy kits and products.

Profile Image for Mary Karpel-Jergic.
410 reviews30 followers
April 22, 2018
A very interesting read which supports the metabolic theory of cancer. Gathers together, in an informal style, lots of evidence to suggest that apricot kernels (B17, Laetrile) consumed with an anti-cancer diet can supress cancer growth and in some cases actually get rid of the cancer. Highly controversial but Day addresses this and it is a shocking read that made me sceptical about traditional oncology.

We are not winning the war against cancer, far from it, and this book offers a reason why and a possible alternative. A worthwhile read.
Profile Image for Lynda Watts.
301 reviews
February 12, 2025
A very thought provoking book. I will definitely change my lifestyle based on what I have read as it makes sense. I think everyone that is diagnosed with cancer should read this book and then make up their own minds which route to take, or a mixture of both. An interesting and enlightening read.
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677 reviews
April 13, 2011
This certainly grabbed my attention and sparked lots of debate between friends, Phillip Day makes some valid and credible points but I am sitting on the fence for now. Thought provoking read.
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