Laetrile 2: The argument for legalizing Laetrile

Dr. Stephen Hicks gives an overview of the arguments for and against the FDA's ban of the cancer drug Laetrile. See the next section here: • Laetrile 3: The argume...
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[@Ace-fu4mu]

Selling chemotherapy is more profitable.

[@oibal60]

Thanks for this. I've been taking 5-10 apricot kernels 3 to 4 times a week. Zero side effects. Thanks G. Edward Griffin! _A World without Cancer_

[@nomorewar4189]

He’s a stand up guy and tells the truth - thanks Mr Griffin

[@fatimaallie7141]

Hi You eat the butter or sweet pips?

[@fatimaallie7141]

Sorry Bitter

[@oibal60]

@fatimaallie7141 Bitter. The bitter the better. Seriously.

[@davewfence]

I have been taking 500 mg tablets daily, and guess what, no side effects whatsoever

[@treyfriedmann]

No Dr will ever endorse alternative treatment. They could lose their license to practice medicine. They want you on meds where they get kickbacks from the pharmaceutical companies. Medicine is big business

[@Lorenxz100]

I know that at the clinical hospital of the Catholic University of Chile, there is a brave team of oncologists who use amygdalin to treat certain types of metastatic cancer, quite successfully and at much lower cost than chemotherapy.

[@martinaee]

Why is it so hard to find legitimate info on actual legitimate studies with Laetrile?

[@Max-fw3qy]

Take a look here....kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5bGnWSIbr6nppo

[@kp02gaming]

​@Max-fw3qy Video is gone, what was it?

[@renee-qq7or]

I visionned this video which was cut short, because laetrile works under supervision of an honest doctor

[@MisterGoodGod]

This is a very simple logical argument and doesn't really need a 2 sided perspective. The simple and clear fact that the government's role is protect individual right to live and be free is the only measure required. There is no government view needed due to the fact that preventing something a person willfully chooses to take is an automatic violation of his rights. If at any point that person commits some heinous act against another is the only time when government should be realized as some arbiter.

[@russellm7530]

Why not just eat Amygdalin containing foods? They can't stop you from taking it. Although I know theirs other political issues surrounding it.

[@shannonbear8807]

you have to make sure that the fruit/seed is organic. otherwise it does more harm in my opinion

[@Dollymixture99]

Boring video. But I think Laetrile works.

[@renee-qq7or]

this video was cut ! because laetrile works !

[@powerjay8920]

It’s all trueeeee!!!!!

[@leewilliam3417]

Mmmm😊

[@technophant]

Libratarian noise

[@ScottHogue]

Do you think telling people you are a doctor without telling them it is a PhD in Philosophy? Isn't that ethically dubious in and of itself?

[@Jayceearegee]

It's not a Doctor's responsibility to distinguish between a DOCTOR and a PHYSICIAN/MEDIC

[@ScottHogue]

@@Jayceearegee It is awfully sad that this is the highlighted reply. Really? That's the best answer you have? Well I hope you don't get sick only to find out you are talking to Dr. Pepper or Dr. J. One would think that somebody that holds the director of ethics position at a university wouldn't have this issue.

[@Jayceearegee]

@@ScottHogue You're complaining and getting upset because your society has taught you to use Doctor as a synonym for Physician/Medic or even as an interchangeable term for a Natural Science Investigator, etc. If someone holds a DOCTORATE in something, even if it's a rubbish thing such as doctorate in rhetorics, or doctorate in zoomer fashion clothing, they are still, unfortunately, a doctor, no matter how mad you die about it. And by the way, I might not be a technically or academically a doctor, but I can assure you I am a licensed medic/physician. Jog on. Take that as medical advice, Mr. Hogue.