Sweet Raw Apricot

Bought these mainly for my dad who just had his kidney removed due to stage 4 cancer. He still has cancer in his lung, limp node in his neck and behind his eye. I discovered these by googling "how to cure stage 4 cancer" after watching several Youtube videos and reading several articles I found out that each kernel supposedly contains a small amount of strychnine. Although they claim it doesn't harm healthy cells the FDA supposedly took them off the market. I was curious to know why. So I googled it. I was amazed when I found an article claiming the FDA took it off the market in 2002 claiming its against the law to cure cancer in USA!! Now I have no way of knowing if that's true or not but I'm willing to give em a try!! Especially when statistics say 1 out of 3 women & 1 out of 2 men will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime!! Unfortunately my dad was still afraid to try them without a doctor telling him how to take them. So I ordered a 3 lb bag & after trying them he had me order him a 4 lb bag & the lady down the street tried them & also wanted a 4 lb bag !! Again i am by no means claiming these will cure cancer , or even help it. Just that I think they taste almost just like almonds so Im definitely gonna add them to my diet!!!

Why was my review deleted when I attempted to submit it. Interesting. I love apricots and I have known about apricot seeds for many years. It is one of the healthy alternatives that the pharmacist and doctors won't tell you about because it cost a lot less than the stuff they sell you with a prescription. Vitamin B 17 is hard to find on the shelves and in the vitamin stores and this is the first positive form of B-17 that I have seen for a reasonable price. Better still the apricot seeds or apricot nuts taste just like raw almonds. Looking at the precaution of taking too many ask yourself why people where gloves and mask while dispensing chemotherapy. Even more ask the doctor or check the prescriptions of your friends or loved ones and look at how much poison or unsafe ingredients is in those medications. They warn not to take it too much. Okay. they suggest not to eat more than 5 - 9 seeds what's in them is defined...... one of my doctors says the same thing about eating too many almonds but does not give a reason. Raw apricot seeds are good for you at least the B-17 content and they taste good as well. But don't ask the doctors who get paid lots of money for prescriptions ask someone who is into natural medicine, nutrition or holistic healing you might get real answers.

I use these instead of almonds in the energy balls I make in my food processor. They add a nice crunch and interesting flavor to the energy snack. If they also provide some healing properties so much the better. I really do seem to have more energy when I eat one the snack balls and all my innards are working great with the good dose of fiber provided. I first crunch up the kernels in the food processor alone, then add raisins, dates, dried cherries or cranberries and chocolate chips for the decadent factor :). I zap the combination until it chops well and blends. The resulting sticky wad can be rolled into individual balls slightly smaller than a golf ball. I dust them lightly with powdered sugar and wrap them individually in shrink wrap. The recipe also called for shredded coconut, but I didn't have any so skipped that and am happy with the result without it. In the end I have a convenient and tasty energy snack with lots of healthy properties. I can pop one in my purse when I go out or grab one at home for a pick-me-up between chores. Sometimes one provides a quick breakfast with a cup of coffee. I consider these way better than a purchased energy bar or worse, candy bar with questionable ingredients.

Everything about this item is great except, the red #40 used for color or whatever reason it was used for. I do not eat the red #40 so the item will never be used by us but it sure does look great in the package and I can tell it was fresh and looks delicious. When I bought it I never would have thought they had placed red #40 in the ingredients. But do not let this post discourage you on the item. Everything on the item was perfect and you would love it but if your like me and do not eat the red #40 then now you know.

That's a lot of nuts! They arrive in a good quality, resealable bag. They smell fresh and taste great. And I'll say again, that's a lot of nuts for the price.

Good size, and they are the sweet ones and not the bitter ones.

I've eaten raw apricot kernels off and on over the years. I took to them really quickly in a raw form with nothing else. These are a particularly mild flavor of bitterness, so they are easily chewed directly by picky eaters who would complain about the bitterness being too strong. For someone who needs to get B17 into them to fight off cancerous tissue, compliance is key, and if they are too bitter, not everyone will eat them daily. I chew about 25 or so directly in my mouth like I would any other nut or tree seed. They taste more like almonds with a mild bitter flavor. IMHO, no need to take with yogurt or jelly or fruit or juice or some other flavor masker. Get started on these, and if you later want a brand with more bitterness, go for it then, but don't wait! Do it.

I bought these to try to boost my immune system so I could get rid of a virus that had infected my body for over 10 years. I ate some of these every day and after 4 months, the virus was gone. I did take other supplements at the same time so I can be sure it was these seeds that did it, but I expect it contributed to the success. They taste a little plain so I put a drizzle of olive oil in the bag and a little salt, and then shook up the bag and they were much tastier. You need the olive oil or else the salt won't stick.

Delicieux et tres nourissant

I've never bitten into an apricot pit that had no bitterness behind it. No bitterness mean very little / no B17. For anyone incorporating this into cancer treatment, my guess is that it's completely useless. If its just for flavor, there's much better and cheaper alternatives