World Without Cancer: The Story of Vitamin B 17
"...Ive said many times in the past that your great workWorld Without Cancerwas destined to become a classic.... There is nothing basic in your book that is not as sound as the day it was published; time affords your work greater validation with each passing month...Thank you for your good judgment in "staying the course" with your classic... There are no errors in your book..." --Ernst T. Krebs, Jr., PhD<br /><br />"A clear and revolutionary insight into both the science and politics of cancer therapy." --Dean Burk, Ph.D., Former Head of Cytochemistry, National Cancer Institute<br /><br />"A milestone of careful research and penetrating analysis." --John A. Richardson, M.D., Albany, California<br /><br />"For the first time since I became a nurse 23 years ago, I do not fear cancer!" --Mrs. R.E. Bruce, R.N., San Diego, California<br /><br />"Griffins book... has had, it is no exaggeration to say, a tremendous influence on the attitude of many thousands of Americans toward cancer, alternative medicine, and the politics of cancer. In his deadpan, factually grounded but highly effective writing style, Griffin reviews the failure of much of orthodox cancer treatment; the little reported history, theory, and intriguing clinical nature of laetrile (a nutritional therapy made from the kernels of apricots and other fruits); and the Byzantine politics and economics of modern medicine and the international pharmaceutical cartel that have prevented many promising alternative therapies from being fully developed and made commercially available. The book is essential reading for a person with cancer, anyone interested in the contemporary history of alternative medicine, and anyone who likes a good story a story all the more amazing because it appears to be largely true. As a journalist who has reported on alternative medicine and the war on cancer for two decades (and with the help of many magazine editors and fact checkers along the way), I can attest to the basic accuracy of Griffins work, as well as its importance to one trying to understand an unusually complex area of modern life. Whether one accepts Griffins underlying thesis about the value of laetrile as an effective treatment, the insights into the medical business and the difficult road alternatives face that can be gleaned from readingWorld Without Cancer - New Editionmake the book well worth the read." --Peter Chowka, Natural HealthLine, 4/15/97<br /><br />"Mr. Griffin has lifted the veil of mystery from Laetrile." --Dr. Ernst T. Krebs, Jr., Discoverer of Vitamin B17--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.