Health benefits
- These apricot kernels
, like all seeds are rich in protein and fat.
- The oil from the kernel has traditionally been used for its anti-spasmodic effect.
- It may bring relief to strained muscles and help to promote healing by boosting the immune system.
- Apricot oil is high in vitamins A, C and E which are beneficial for dry, irritated or mature skin
Product benefits
- This product supports your general health and well-being in a natural way.
- It does not contain any artificial flavors, coloring, preservatives, lactose, starch, yeast, gluten or animal products.
About the ingredients
Apricot kernels
The traditional Hunza-diet
, including apricot kernels, reportedly contains 200 times more amount of Vitamin B17 comparing with any common dietary. Even the medicine of our days cannot find the reason why the Hunzakuts void from any diseases of the Western civilization. Maybe the secret of their long life lies around the apricot-kernels, which is their most important food.
, including apricot kernels, reportedly contains 200 times more amount of Vitamin B17 comparing with any common dietary. Even the medicine of our days cannot find the reason why the Hunzakuts void from any diseases of the Western civilization. Maybe the secret of their long life lies around the apricot-kernels, which is their most important food.
Additional information
The Hunza people of Pakistan are exceptionally healthy, they eat and live completely organically and are renowned for being some of the healthiest peoples in the world. It is common to find vigorous, healthy people well into their 100s, cancer is EXTREMELY rare. One of the key factors is the mineral rich water they drink, but also their diet. One of their favorite foods and an important part of the Hunza people's diet are Apricots. They are eaten fresh in the summer and dried for the winter. The kernels are removed, ground and roasted, the oil is used for cooking, dressings and as a facial lotion. On average, The Hunzas eat between 50 to 75 milligrams of Vitamin B17 a day (G. Edward Griffin, World Without Cancer
, 1997) - in the Western World, most wouldn't consume this amount in a year!
, 1997) - in the Western World, most wouldn't consume this amount in a year!Notes: It was recently in June 2017, one of my family member requested to look for B17
. How did he find out about it, I have no clue. Probably, I have mentioned it to him before?Yes, it is bitter and to what I know since I have bought it before but it was another brand. As stated, each seeds has 20mg of B17.
Suggested consumption: No more than 3 seeds per hour. No more than 10 seeds a day.
Here's to your health!
