The Future Without Cancer? John Richardson Nicholas Veniamin Explore

➡ In this podcast, John Richardson discusses his belief that apricot seeds can cure cancer. He argues that cancer is a metabolic deficiency disease, primarily lacking a nutrient called amygdalin, found in apricot seeds and other stone fruits. He claims that this information has been suppressed because it threatens the profitability of the cancer treatment industry. Richardson shares his experiences of using apricot seeds to treat cancer in a cat and a human patient, with positive results.
➡ A woman with cancer in her arm refused amputation and instead tried a natural treatment involving B17, which led to her being declared cancer-free. Inspired by her recovery, her doctor changed his practice to focus on natural treatments, helping over 6,000 patients between 1972 and 1978. Despite his success, he faced legal troubles and eventually lost his license. Meanwhile, a separate doctor proved that apricot seeds could stop breast cancer in lab mice, but was fired from his university position and had to move to Mexico.
➡ A doctor named Harold Manor used a combination therapy of purified amygdalin, vitamin A, and pancreatic enzymes to treat cancer patients who were considered beyond help. He reported that all patients experienced pain relief and many lived longer than expected. Despite some patients eventually dying, Manor considered the treatment a success as it improved their quality of life. However, the mainstream medical community dismissed these results, attributing any improvements to the aftereffects of conventional treatments like chemotherapy and radiation.
➡ Dr. John Murphy, who took over a medical practice in the early 2000s, has been using B17 from apricot seeds as a therapy for cancer patients. Despite its success, it can’t be called a cure due to regulations. This therapy, which was once common in the American diet, has been largely removed due to changes in food production. However, it can still be obtained through certain seeds and foods, and has been promoted as a way to stay cancer-free.
➡ Consuming vitamins C, E, and B17, especially from apricot seeds, can help prevent cancer. Doctors use a test to determine how much B17 a person needs. One doctor shared that none of his patients who regularly consumed apricot seeds or amygdalin, another name for B17, have died from cancer. A man named Rick Hill, who was sent home to die from cancer in 1974, is still alive and cancer-free after incorporating these into his diet.

Foreign. Hello and welcome to Nick V. Uncensored. Today we’ve got John Richardson and today we’re going to be talking about if apricots seeds actually cure cancer and all the secrets they’ve been hiding behind the door. And this is the information that we want to bring to the viewers. This is what this podcast is about. It’s about unraveling the hidden truths so that we could raise the frequency of this planet, help millions of people. John, thank you so much for joining me. How are you and what have you been up to? Up to? Oh, well, Nick, great to see you.

I’ve been just basically telling the, the world the truth about cancer, that cancer is a metabolic deficiency disease. It’s not an injection. Okay. That may be a go against people listening. It’s not something they stuck in us. It’s not in your genesis. It’s not something you catch, you know, from your relatives. Cancer is a metabolic deficiency disease, primarily of the nutrient called amygdalin, also known as vitamin B17 or laatril. So if people in the audience have heard any of those terms, they’re all, they all mean the same thing, but they primarily come from stone fruits. The apricot seed being primarily the number one way to get it.

And that’s what you were talking about, the apricot seed. That’s what it looks like. It comes in a pit inside the apricot and you dry it. You dry it. It’s usually kind of moist. When you’ve eaten the apricot or the peach or the cherry, even watermelon seeds have amygdalin in it, even apple seeds. And your audience will automatically think, wait a minute, apple seeds? Don’t those have arsenic in it? Aren’t those poisonous? I googled apricot seeds that says they’re poisonous. And that’s the lie, Nick, that we’ve been told for 60 years. If apricot seeds actually prevent and can cure the C word, word we can’t say on YouTube or Google or anywhere else, if this actually can happen, it’s going to tear down a trillion dollar industry, an industry that makes so much money it’s unfathomable.

And so why don’t we have a natural answer to cancer? The reason we don’t is because it’s not financially beneficial to the powers that be. And so that’s, that’s what I’ve been doing the last 30 years of my life, the last seven or five to seven years, I’ve really been telling the story behind it, not just selling the seeds for years, I just sold the seeds without telling the story because we’d get in too much trouble. But buzzfeed, which is kind of a dying media now, about seven years ago, asked to do an article on me and said it was going to be fair and balanced.

And so I thought, well, the time is right for people to hear about my father’s story and apricot seeds and the whole thing. And they ended up when the story came out, she did an in depth interview and the story came out. They put it on the page. People can Google it now. It was skull and crossbones made out of apricot seeds with the, the, the little eyeballs were, were the actual capsules. So they had a skull and crossbones. It’s, it was, it would. Looking back is really funny, Nick, because you see how they censor everything.

And we get, we, we. We get a laugh out of it when we see how, how preposter it is. When they, when it happened to me, I was devastated. But 50,000 people clicked through that article that they’d slammed me and my father to come find our website. So that just started this last seven years, I’ve really coinciding just before the whole Covid thing, which also people realize that they’ve lied to us about health and nutrition. So that’s opened people’s mind to what else have they lied to us about when it comes to health and nutrition? No, absolutely, Definitely.

So you’re saying that they try to discredit you using the skull kind of thing. You know, that’s what they do. It makes things everything into a joke. This guy’s crazy. That’s what they do when, when you give the truth. And they’re afraid of losing money because you may have found a solution, you know, an end to cancer. And this would be great. Now, you said to me before we started the show that if I were to sit next to you on a plane, this would be the first story that you would tell me. Why don’t you.

Let’s go through that story about yourself and your father. Yeah. When I say that, it’s usually, you know, how you sit next to somebody in a plane, you ask about what they do, you kind of talk where you’ve been, and then pretty soon someone says, well, what do you do? And so it’s always the loaded question. But when people ask me is, you know, I just say, well, I tell the world that we’ve known the answer to cancer for 60 years and in my family history. And so then they always go, what do you mean. You know, what’s that mean? So it started in the 1960s.

My dad went to medical school at University of Rochester Medical School in upstate New York. He was the top of his class. He was honor court. And he got out, and all he knew was chemotherapy, radiation, cut, burn, poison they call it, and surgery for cancer. That’s all he knew. But he was an ear, nose and throat specialist, and he moved to the San Francisco Bay area in California, and. And he started just treating his patients. But what he found was, Nick, that when he got someone that had cancer, if they had a lump or a bump or something like that, he would have to send him off to the oncology department.

And nine times out of 10, he would never see that patient again. They would. They would be locked away in that system. Once they got. Especially in the 70s, once they got diagnosed with cancer, you know, they were cut, burned, poisoned until they were ready to die and they didn’t come back. So he started, you know, he knew that there had to be a better way. And so he started studying. Even though he didn’t know anything about nutrition, he started studying about this compound called laetril. And leotril is derived from purifying amygdalin out of apricot seeds.

That’s where it’s primarily derived from. But there was a doctor in San Francisco that was treating patients with laetril successfully and their cancer. So they had. He was using latril, vitamin A and enzymes in San Francisco. And my dad heard about it, so he was researching and looking into it. And he also ran for Congress twice out of the San Francisco Bay area for the United States Congress. One of his friends, a doctor that he had befriended named Dr. Larry McDonald, some of people know about him being shot down at Flight 007 over Korea back in the 80s.

He was a very dear friend of my dad, and he was also, you know, someone that studied about Latril and B17 and how it worked in cancer. He was a doctor, he was a congressman, and he was a Christian patriot. Anyway, I don’t want to get sidetracked, because my dad was studying about it and other doctors were studying about it, but he hadn’t tried it in his practice. He knew that the medical establishment in the United States was against any natural treatments. All you could do is chemotherapy, radiation, surgery for cancer. That’s it. And today, to this day, Nick, probably in England as well, if you get cancer, your choices are pretty limited, and that’s how it is in the United States to this day.

But as fate would have it, in the early 70s, our cat got cancer. Spooky. It developed a tumor on the side of its neck. And my dad took it to the local veterinarian, and they said, okay, we can cut the tumor out, we can give it radiation, and we can give it chemotherapy, and we could probably make the cat last like six months to a year. But it’s going to be about $2,000. And $2,000 is a good chunk of money now. But in the 1970s, that was a ridiculous amount of money. I mean, you could, you know, life insurance policy, you know, a gold coin was $20 back in 1972.

You know, now you know what a gold coin is selling for. So it kind of gives you an idea. So my dad thought, what an opportunity. Let me try this thing called Leotro on the cat. So he went over to San Francisco, got it from the lab over there. Dr. Ernst Krebs gave it to the cat, and the cat responded beautifully. The cancer basically went away. It disappeared, the lump disappeared, the cat got healthy, and it lived another seven or eight years after already being old. So again, as fate would have it, my dad’s nurse, Charlotte Anderson, had a sister named Mildred.

And. And Mildred was diagnosed by a hospital in San Francisco Bay area called Kaiser. And they said she had so much cancer in her arm, spleen, liver, that she needed to remove her arm and that she needed to get chemo and radiation. And so she didn’t want to remove her arm, even though it had. It was covered with tumors. But she did try chemo. And after the first course of chemo, she was so sick and her hair started to fall out. And she just said, this is worse than the diagnosis, that when the treatments worsen the disease.

So she heard about the family cat and begged my father, through her sister Charlotte, begged my father to treat her with the B17, the same thing. And she responded beautifully. So my dad said, you know, I couldn’t go against my Hippocratic oath. I need to, you know, do what, what. What God intends me to do is first do no harm. So Charlotte responded so beautifully. She went back to Kaiser Hospital, the same doctors, and they said she was cancer free, she had no cancer left in her arm. But they said, we still believe we should remove your arm.

And she, you know, even though there was no cancer, she said, well, she was shocked and said, well, if I came to you for the first time and I had no cancer in my arm, would you want to remove? And they said, of course not. But then she said, well, why Would you? And they said, well, because it always comes back. We cut it out, we burn it out, we radiate it out, it always comes back. So if we remove your arm, there’s less chance of all that cancer coming back. Well, she politely declined and lived a long, healthy life, but ran into my dad at a wedding years later.

And they both ran up to each other, she with tears in her eyes, and they both held hands and they both realized that they had changed each other’s lives. And I was going to show you what the result of that was. But my father, as a result of that, changed his whole medical practice. He started treating people naturally. She was able to keep both her arms, live a long, healthy life. But that was patient number one. And so that started about six years of my dad treating thousands of patients, over 6,000 patients from 1972 to 1978.

And what happened to him? Well, what happened to him is they started, they raided his practice, they raided his practice, they arrested him twice, they sued him four times. And all he was doing was helping people. He, like I said, he treated over 6,000 patients, many of them cured and are alive to this day. Here’s the book right back here. Over here. I usually don’t do this. I usually have it on my desk. But as I, as I complained to you about my assistant not showing up to set me up, this was my dad’s book. The resultant of that 6,000 patients.

That’s my father and that’s Pat Griffin, who is G. Edward Griffin’s wife. He wrote the book Creature from Jekyll island. He’s in his 90s. We just got back from the red pill expo. But this book was the story of the 6,000 patients and the top 62 cases. And Nick, when I say the top 62 cases, what I mean by that is not the most miraculous cases of curing or people turn around, even though this one was a really good one. This young man had full blown cancer in his arm, had spread to his spleen, his liver.

He was given 45 days to live. And his name was Shane Horton. And he, this is his X ray. Three months after he started being treated by my dad completely cancer free. This is him playing on the fence of the back part of my dad’s office in Albany, California. And how do I know that that was, that’s the fence? Because I used to jump over the fence with him to go to the bowling alley next door when he was, he came in frail, sickly, you know, not much hope. And now shane is a 60 year old Alaskan king crab fisherman in.

In. In Alaska who’s still eating apricot seeds to this day. So this book came out in 1978 after my dad. I said, like I said, he’d been. His practice was raided eight times, he was sued four times, they took away his license. But in 1978 when this book came out, another doctor, completely unrelated, who was the head of biology at Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois, had been for. Excuse me, course. Okay, let me just slide that power off. Had been the head of biology at Loyola University for 30 years. He had written 50 scientific published articles and six textbooks.

There’s little tabs here because only three of these books exist that I know of. It’s called the Death of Cancer by Harold Manor. And we’re trying to get a hold of his. One of his 11 children to see if we can republish it. I didn’t know this doctor even existed, Nick. When I started this 30 years ago, I only found out about this in the last nine months because we found a vault, we call it the vault of 60 years of information that was protected, hidden and put in three shipping containers by this organization called the Cancer Control Society out of Los Angeles.

The founders of that society founded it when my dad was arrested the first time in 1972. And they’ve kept all this data. So they, they were finding stuff about my dad that I’d never seen before. You know, articles, newspaper articles and all this stuff. But we found this book in there which was one of many of the, you know, the magical finds that we found. But this is by Dr. Harold Manner and he, he did the study at Loyola University for over five years proving that Laetril apricot seeds stopped breast cancer in laboratory mice. So Nick, how many people in your life do you know that have died of breast cancer? How many people watching this show have gotten breast cancer and their options are to remove their breasts or to, you know, go through horrible chemotherapy, radiation, and then they come out the other side.

Horrible. He said. Dr. Harold Manor said this should be the end of mastectomies forever. And this book came out in 1978, the same time as my dad’s book in 1978. Completely separate tracks. Now I think he mentions my father and Harry going out to visit him in California after his five year study. But he started his study in 1973 because my dad kind of made it explode. When he was arrested in 1972, it kind of exploded across the country. It became the talk of the country. But the medical industrial complex did not want a natural cheap.

You know, to this day we sell 2 pounds of apricot seeds, 1500 seeds, 5 months supply for $35. So it’s not something that. Matter of fact I’ve had people say oh it’s too cheap. People don’t believe it. They can’t. They don’t believe it could possibly help people with cancer. But Dr. Harold Manor proved it. My dad proved it. And G. Edward Griffin, who I’ve mentioned a couple times proved it by the. With the science of B17. The first half of this book is all about the science and the second half is all about the Rockefellers and Carnegies and Behr and Adolf Hitler and all the people that run the medical industrial complex back from 1910 when the Flexner Report came out.

Are you familiar with the Flexner Report in the United States? I’ve heard about it, yeah. It’s the report that said all natural medicines a scam. Anything that comes from nature can’t be. It’s all going to come from pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals to, to help prop up and you know, there’s some of the great photos you see the old, the Rockefellers, the Rockefeller Group. This whole second half of the book is why until seven years ago nobody heard about this at all. Nick. Many, many MDs that I talk to say John, I would have kicked you out of my office had you, had you told me about this five years ago.

But now with the COVID thing, we’re, we’re, we’re learning it. So just the final punchline to the beginning of this whole story that if we’re sitting on the airport, I would say Then in 1978, the New York Times alone just one newspaper in the United States, not counting all the videos, you know, abc, NBC, CBS, slandering my father and doing all that, the New York Times alone came, printed 158 negative articles about my father, about Harold Manor, about Leotro, about the natural answers, cancers. And so in 1978 they, they, that’s the year they took away my dad’s license.

And so Both my father, Dr. Harold Manor was fired after being at Loyola University for 30 years publishing 50 articles and five textbooks. He was, he was well known. He was fired from Loyola University after he proved that it wiped out breast cancer in the laboratory mice. And then he tested on 15 women that were sent home to die. So the same year they both came out the book. They were both. My dad lost his license, Harold Manor was fired and had to move to Mexico. And then In October of 1988, after 10 years of fighting the battle, my dad speaking, talking everywhere, Harold Manor still practicing medicine in Mexico, helping people as best he could.

But was very hush hush because a lot of things happened historically. Both men died in the same month in October 1988. And another well known doctor that was fighting the battle died in January of 1989. So these three major doctors died in the same, you know, within three months of each other. Within three months of each other. So that’s a lot of the story, Nick, that goes on to this day of the censorship of this great information. And so that’s, that’s, that’s what I, what I do and how I, I get it out there. But there is so much more to it.

But that’s the basic genesis of the whole situation. It’s amazing. It’s amazing. So when you say that you’ve, you’ve, you’ve given the apricot seeds to, to, to women for an example, after the mice who, who had breast cancer, what did, were they all successful from removing the disease? Yeah, well, that great question. He, he treated 15 people with, with the combination therapy of purified amygdalin called Layotril. He had to buy it from some secret lab of the United States. He talks about how difficult it was for him to get it. Vitamin A, purified vitamin A and enzymes, pancreatic enzymes, they’re called trypsin, chymotrypsin, that kind of stuff.

So he used that same, that therapy on the mice. And 89, he announced that 89% of the mice had, the tumors were completely shrunk and then the other 11% shrunk halfway. So they were, people were all saying, you know, well, that you’ve tried on the mice. So now you know, what’s the results of the women? So he got 15 women that were sent home to die. So Nick, they had had their breasts removed. They had, one had cancer in her chest plate. It was so painful, she had to get morphine every four hours. There’s all these different cases.

So he, he, these were people that were, that were ready to die. They were like the end of the crop. It wasn’t people that were, you know, had never had, you know, never had any chemotherapy, radiation. So every single one of those responded positively. The one with the, that I told you had the cancer in her breastplate. She completely got off morphine after 12 weeks of doing the amygdalin injections. And I want to tell you the chemical reaction of how it works after 12 weeks of getting the megalod ejection. She completely got off the poisonous. I mean, the painkillers.

But some of the women still died. So you go, well, John, that’s not a success story. That’s not people coming back. Well, these are people that were literally. They were told, there’s nothing more for you. This medical establishment can’t do anything more from you. Many of them lived years longer, but the story that would come out is that, oh, it was the after effects of the chemo and the radiation and the surgery that they got that made them survive. They would, they would say, no, it wasn’t because of this, but every single one of them got pain relief.

Every single one of these, these 50 women got pain relief. Many of them got off. All of them got off of pain. I mean, excuse me, pain medication. And many lived long, healthy life. And all of them got their appetite, their zest for life cut back. But yes, many of those women died as the results of the. All the chemo, radiation, surgery. But the, but Dr. Harold Manor said it was 100% success rate when you measured against what their fate was otherwise. Because the fate of most people that are sent home to die from cancer is just to be.

So what if somebody has now recently come up to you and said, look, I’ve recently got tested and I’ve got breast cancer, but I refuse to take chemotherapy to take any treatment from the hospitals, and I really want to try your, your apricot seeds. What is the chances of removing their cancer? Well, we’re finding if people do all the. And I’m not. I’m trying to answer your question directly. The chances are anywhere from 86% to 100% depending on the clinic and what the other circumstances are around them. I have people to. Right now. The. Nick, if you brought somebody to me that had breast cancer, I would say here, and you’re in the U.S.

i would send you to a clinic that’s getting basically no negative results. They’re saving their breasts. Here’s an example. Tom Renz is an attorney in the United States. I don’t know if you’ve heard of him. He, he spoke a lot in the Clay Clark events, and we became friends. Well, after we became. He was always fighting the, the, the vaccine mandates. That was what he did. Doctor, have you heard of Dr. Sherry Tenpenny? I have, yeah. Okay. He. He’s her attorney. She’s a friend. So I’m just giving you example of Tom. After I met him through the Clay Clark Reawaken America tour.

I was speaking at that. And he was, he. He told everybody that his wife had come, had been diagnosed with a rare breast cancer that was extremely aggressive and she had a 6% chance of living. So they said she had to do chemo, radiation, surgery. So she did. Initially, when he didn’t know anything about, he, he didn’t really pay attention to what I was saying or he didn’t hear me because, you know, we’re all talking about, we’re all experts at different things. But anyway, she started with the chemotherapy treatment for about $100,000, and her cancer got more aggressive.

So I reached out to Tom that we were, we were acquaintances. Not, I wouldn’t call us friends at that point, but I reached out to him, said, I want you to come to my office. I’ve got this, you know, 60 years of information, and I want you to, like, you’re trying to go against me, like you’re trying to study what I have and say, this is B.S. john. This is not real, you know, and I want you to come do it. And he did that for three days at my dime. I paid for him to come out and he, and he was in my office and we visited with local naturopaths who are using B17 successfully.

And he left with four studies, four studies from different hospitals and the knowledge of getting his wife on the same substances that my dad used in his practice and Dr. Harold Manor did. And about three months ago, his wife, along with eating right and taking some, you know, other natural, you know, vitamins and, you know, things, she is now cancer free. After being diagnosed initially over almost two years ago of being, having breast cancer with, with a 6% chance of living. I’m going to move to that one. She’s cancer free and her, you know, she had a 94% chance, according to the modern medicine of dying, and she’s alive.

Roger Stone, who you may have heard of, I don’t know if you’ve heard of Roger Stone. Okay, he, his wife, he. I have a, I have an email from him crediting leotril as being the. One of the primary reasons why she’s cancer free as well. He announces it on stage, says his wife’s cancer free. He calls me a friend. He has a yellow sticky note on his computer screen with my number on, because I help supply them with B17 and many, many, many more cases. So when you say, if you know somebody with breast cancer, what’s their chances? I, I could say, because I’m not a doctor and I’m not on here telling you that I’ve Got a cure for anything? I could say that people are having 100% results if they do.

The whole entire protocol, which includes a lot of things that are. All of it’s free, God given, cheap, you know, I mean, a complete course of nutrition, including ozone therapy, soursop tea, black seed oil, apricot seeds, B17, the enzymes. A complete course for somebody could be 10,000 or $20,000 as compared to a colon surgery. I don’t know how it is in the uk, but in America, a colon surgery to remove your colon, I know because I got quoted, was between 200 and $250,000. So. Yeah, so it’s, I mean, it’s absolutely crazy. But the funny part is, Nick, is that I’m meeting more and more and more doctors across the country that have been using it successfully, but keep it, kept it hidden.

Because just three years ago. Well, just a year ago I was talking, I talked to Dr. This weekend, last Friday, and he was sitting next to me on a panel afterwards, we talked. He said the things he’s saying in California a year ago would have got his license removed. Now he’s able, he’s saying it and they’re kind of like, we have this time period because of the, because of RFK Jr. We have this time period where doctors are freer to talk about what’s going on. But you asked about other, you know, other, you know, how the results are.

This doctor, Dr. Benzel, did the same thing as my father. He was another doctor, but his practice kind of ran late 70s and he was having tremendous success. But it’s, it’s all about B17 and apricot seeds and purified. And his success. Well, he retired in the early 2000s, like in, in, in 1999 or 2000. And the doctor that came on board with him is a doctor. He just got his degree from a medical school. He was an MD. His name is Dr. John Murphy. And Dr. John Murphy was. Took on his practice and he eventually moved it to Tempe, Arizona.

And the very first patient that Dr. John Murphy took on, that he wiped out his cancer using Latril, is still alive today, 25 years later. Nick And I didn’t know, I didn’t know Dr. John Murphy six months ago. Now we’re dear friends. He has been doing this for 25 years. And he, we had a meeting just like you and I are talking. He said, john, I’m ready to come out to tell people. And recently he had seven patients successfully going through this therapy. But he has to still follow the rules. You can’t call it a treatment or a cure or any of that.

They can call it a adjunctive therapy. Much like if you’re taking high dose vitamin C, or you’re eating organic food or you’re doing, you know, you’re, you’re, you’re drinking clean water. You can’t call these cures the only cures. Oh, God. And you can’t, you can’t even call it a miracle cure, can you? No, no. You can’t call it a cure of any kind. We can’t use the C word. Only because of the rules, though. Only because of the rules. Right, right. Well, even and a little bit, Nick. And it is. I want to be genuine with you.

I always try to be genuine. But it’s much like with vitamin C. You know, in the uk, they knew about. If you sucked on a lime, and you were a navy, you know, navy man, you were a limey, you sucked on Lyme, that would prevent you from ever getting scurvy. But 300 years ago, 2.6 million people died of scurvy. It was a plague. They didn’t know what it was. Bones would, would curl up, teeth would fall out, you would get sick and people would die a painful, massive death until they figured out all you got to do is suck on a lemon or a lime and you could avoid having scurvy.

But it, was it a cure for scurvy or a preventative of scurvy? Because if you stop, if you took the Lyme and then you went on another cruise for a year on a naval vessel and you didn’t have, and you were eating, you know, they called it tack or whatever it was that they ate as semen. You could still die of scurvy. So they’re really in a deficiency disease like rickets. Berry, berry scurvy. All these things that have a nutritional component. There really is no cure. Because if you stop drinking water, Nick, you’re going to get thirsty, you know.

So is water a cure for thirst? Well, for temporarily. And so it’s the same thing with B17. But, but we used to, we used to have it in the American diet. We used to have it. I was trying to look for a cookbook. That’s, that’s over here. We used to have an American diet. We, we would eat 100 or 200 milligrams a day. @ the turn of the century, we would eat millet, lima beans, barley, sorghum, molasses, you know, the seeds of fruits in America. Now you get, there’s more seedless fruits. I don’t know how it is at the grocery stores in England, in the uk, but they have seedless watermelons, seedless grapes, seedless apples.

The seed, according to Genesis 1:29, is where God said we should get our food. But they make us fearful of the seed by saying it’s got cyanide in it. And the cyanide is actually what kills the cancer cells before they ever metastasize. That’s why it works. It’s called the cyanide sugar. It’s not free cyanide. Like if I drank a bottle of a free cyanide, it’s, it’s a cyanide sugar. So I eat regularly, 40 apricot seeds a day. And the chemistry, like, they’re like, they’re like rocks or like, like pips, basically. And you chew them, they’re see, they’re an all.

They’re almond kind of consistency. We’ve even got it to where we’re putting sriracha on it or honey, honey barbecue flavor on it. So it’s a snack, but it has a very bitter taste. And so we as Americans, and I’m sure in the uk, it’s the same thing. We don’t like bitter. We like, you know, bitters is something, anything that’s bitter usually has B17 in it because it’s a bitter. Amygdala is a bitter tasting thing. So we’ve cooked it out, we’ve GMO’d it out, or we’ve, we’ve bred it out and so that we don’t have amygdala in our food anymore.

So the only way you can get it is from getting seeds. Unless you get a cookbook, which we had a little cyanide cookbook here someplace that, that you can do the recipes of all the things I talked about to put it back in your diet. And when people change their diet. I actually have a friend, Leanna Warner Gray. I don’t know if you heard of her, she’s a nutritionist, a beautiful Australian girl that wrote a book called Cancer Free with Food. And it’s all about all these recipes and foods you can eat to stay cancer free the rest of your life.

And when she and I met, she knew about the apricot seeds. She just didn’t know how important the compound of amygdala until I showed her 30% of the foods you’re recommending in your book are full of amygdala. So now she was just on Good Morning New York on fox news with 2 million people watching on this last week and telling the world, you know about apricot seeds. And so this is a time, Nick, where your audience can hear this news. And before they might go, oh, that’s crazy. There’s no way it can happen now. They can actually find it and get it.

I know in UK it’s a little bit more difficult or in Australia because in Australia they made it illegal. But there is ways for people to get it. We are shipping it. We just make sure people know not to promote it or tell people that they’re curing their cancer. And I don’t want anybody to take a clip out of here saying people, oh, he’s curing cancer. So is apricot seeds a cure for cancer? It’s been documented through thousands of studies, thousands of case histories, lots of books. But it’s still known as an adjunctive therapy or, or a preventative or control for cancer.

Because if the cancer is too far gone, you know, it’s, that’s, it’s like jumping off a bridge without a parachute. Let me ask you, so, so tell me the protocol. How does it work? Is that, what, is that what comes with it? Well, the protocol, if someone has full blown C word or the big C as we call it on, on YouTube or Google C word or big C, there is a protocol and my dad has it. It’s on our website. It’s on RNC store.com you can go under, you can go under protocols. We give it away free resources and we tell and we tell people.

Let me just pull it up and I’ll just go through it with you real quick. It’s under resources tab and it has a certified Dr. Richardson protocol. So the certified protocol and they just, people can just download it. They can do it today, anytime. RNC store.com no special things. We also have an affiliate link that allow that you have. I’m not sure what the code is. You’ll be able to put it in post production or whatever, but you can put the code in that, that says. And now they can watch these movies I’m talking about too, the movies about these studies where they covered it up, where it went viral on YouTube and they covered it up and deleted it.

But the protocol includes eating plenty of raw vegetables or steam them to sufficiently make them tolerable or edible. Don’t overcook them because if you overcook your vegetables, they, they lose all their nutrients. I’m sure you’ve heard that before. If you, if you overcook food, it kills all the water soluble Vitamins, all the A, B, D, C, all those vitamins are destroyed by overcooking. Eat any or all fish as fresh as possible and lightly cooked in the absence of animal fats. Eat the skinless poultry and avoid all other meats and dairy products entirely. So difficult. You can’t have cheese and dairy, but you can have butter, but you can’t have cheese.

Why? Because the same enzymes that eat the outer slimy coating of, of the, of the, of the tumor are the same enzymes that you use to digest these animal proteins. So that’s why you have to, if you have full blown C word, that’s why you have to do that. Drink plenty of fresh water and fresh fruit juices. Now in the modern world, back in the 70s, you could get fresh water. Now you have to have filtered water. You want to use. You know, the best filtered water that money can buy is what you want to be using while you’re going through this.

You want to try to stay away from plastic bottles, things my dad didn’t think about in the 70s. Vitamin C. You want to be doing 1500-5000 milligrams a day of vitamin C. Another great thing, vitamin E, vitamin B17. And that’s where the, the, the doctor’s ability to see how bad the case was or how much somebody needed. There’s doctors out there. We’re meeting recently. They’re doing the Greek test that they send off to Europe and it tells people how lacking they are in B17. And if you’re a person, Nick, that rarely eats vegetables and you don’t eat any of the 1200 different foods that have B17 in it, if you try it for the first time and you eat one, you might feel a tingling sensation or a numbing sensation because your body’s going, oh my gosh, I haven’t seen this in, you know, ages.

So, so, so that’s why a doctor has to say, well, we do that, we do some tests and we see how much later the person gets. But my dad would give up to, there’s 20 milligrams in an apricot seed. And my dad would give up to 12 grams, which is 12,000 milligrams per day, for his patients, and see miraculous results. And doctors regularly do. Now this doctor said start with 3 grams and an IV injection. Looks kind of like where here it is. This is what the IV injection looks like. It’s these little vials. And so they start with 3 grams and build up to 12 grams, like over the, over the day.

So that’s part of the protocols. That’s how much vitamin, how much of the amygdala. So people laugh, Nick, and they’ll say, oh, well, you grind those seeds up and inject them in your vein. No, you eat five to ten apricot seeds a day and never get cancer. So it just stops right there. Yeah. Okay. Now again, Again. My dad proved it. Gio Griffin, who’s 93, I told you about this guy. 93. He’s turning 94 this year. He says he doesn’t know anybody that’s ever died of cancer that regularly eats apricot seeds. And I’m still looking for someone, Nick.

So if we run across somebody that says I, I was, my dad ate him for years. He died anyway. Now, I’m not talking about somebody that’s on their last leg, has been cut, burned and poisoned till, till death’s bed and then starts eating apricot seeds. Obviously those people are too far gone. But this the doctor that took over, John Murphy, that’s here in Tempe, Arizona, right here in the United States. I asked him the same question point blank the first time we met. How many people do you know that regularly eat amygdalin, have ever died of cancer? He said, I don’t know of anybody.

That first patient he treated that he, that he wiped out their cancer. They went, they stopped eating. They went back to their donuts and fast food diet and the cancer came back with a vengeance. He came back to Dr. Murphy and said, you know, I’m back to it. He said, did you stop taking your amygdala and you stopped getting your, taking your apricot seeds? He said, yeah, I did. I just thought I was healed and everything. He said, well, I’ll, I’ll do this again. I’ll go take you through this treatment again. But this time you have to promise for the rest of your life you’re going to be eating amygdala every day in your diet or in apricot seeds or taking the capsule, simple, cheap capsule.

And that guy wiped out his cancer again. He’s still alive 25 years later. Wow, that’s amazing. Yeah. Well, John Richardson, thank you very much for sharing all that with us. Was very valuable information. I’m going to leave the link below in the description so the viewers can have a look. I think it’s something great we can add to our everyday schedule to prevent cancer, especially if it runs in your, in your, in your, you know, in your family. Exactly. In your genes. Yeah. But John, is there anything else that you’d like to say to the viewers before we finish, I just want to say one last story that kind of we found in the vault of information, and this will be real quick.

This guy was sent home to die in 1974. And I found his book and I looked him up, and he’s just celebrated his 50th year of being cancer free after being sent home to die by a clinic, Mayo Clinic in the East Coast. And his name is Rick Hill. And I’d like to get him on with you, Nick, to tell his story, too. So people go, oh, well, if this was true, we’d all know about it. Rick gave up telling the story about two years ago. He said no one wanted to hear it. They didn’t believe it.

But now he’s telling the story. It’s going viral on different platforms, and he rewrote the book. This is the book we found in the vault. It was falling apart. I found him. We hired him at the company. We published the book, and it’s now available for people. It just tells you that it’s happening today, not just in the 1970s. It’s happening right now. Well, John, thank you very much. I really appreciate that. And I’ll speak to you soon. Okay? All right. Thank you so much. All right, take care. All right, God bless you, too. Bye. Bye.
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