Nano Liposomal Amygdalin (B17) with Astaxanthin & Vitamin C, 473 mL
Liposomal liquid with amygdalin, astaxanthin and vitamin C. Sold for use under the supervision of a licensed physician.
Amygdalin (also called laetrile or «vitamin B17») is not a vitamin and is not approved by the FDA for any medical use. It can release cyanide in the body. Do not use without the supervision of a licensed physician, and never as a substitute for evidence-based medical treatment. Keep out of reach of children.
- Amygdalin + astaxanthin + vitamin C
- For use under medical supervision
- Read the safety information before use
- 473 mL · 31 servings of 15 mL
- Ships from San Ysidro, CA. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
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- Sterile products cannot be returned once shipped.
- Not FDA-approved · medical supervision only
Amygdalin in a liposomal liquid — please read before ordering
Amygdalin is a compound found in the kernels of apricots, bitter almonds and other fruits. It is often called «vitamin B17», but it is not a vitamin. This liquid combines it with the antioxidants astaxanthin and vitamin C in a nano-liposomal base.
Every 473 mL bottle holds 31 servings of 15 mL. The nutrients are wrapped in nano-sized phospholipid spheres — liposomes — that protect them through digestion, so the liquid is easy to take straight from the spoon or mixed into water or juice.
Composition
Amygdalin, astaxanthin and vitamin C in a nano-liposomal base. See the label for amounts per serving.
Administration
Take 15 mL (one tablespoon) once or twice a day, with or without food, or as directed by your healthcare provider. Shake well before use.
Warnings & storage
Amygdalin (also called laetrile or «vitamin B17») is not a vitamin and is not approved by the FDA for any medical use. It can release cyanide in the body. Do not use without the supervision of a licensed physician, and never as a substitute for evidence-based medical treatment. Keep out of reach of children.
Before you buy
Is amygdalin approved by the FDA?
No. Amygdalin is not approved by the FDA for any medical use, and it is not a vitamin despite the «B17» nickname.
Is it safe?
Amygdalin can release cyanide in the body, especially at high doses, with raw apricot kernels or with high doses of vitamin C. Use it only under the supervision of a licensed physician.
Can it replace my treatment?
No. Never use it instead of the treatment prescribed by your doctor.
