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Vitamin B17 can cure cancer
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REFUTED
the evidence says no
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Scientific studies and independent fact-checkers have repeatedly shown that vitamin B17 (amygdalin or laetrile) is not a true vitamin, is ineffective at treating cancer, and can cause dangerous cyanide poisoning.

Evidence against · 7
AFP Fact Check: Oncologists dismiss online posts touting grains as 'cancer cure'
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Fact-checker ruling: False
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AAP: Cancer patients warned against toxic 'vitamin B17' miracle cure
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Fact-checker ruling: False. Research has repeatedly shown B17 to be ineffective as a human cancer treatment.
Africa Check: 'Vitamin B17' in apple seeds doesn't cure cancer – and isn't a vitamin
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Fact-checker ruling: Incorrect
vishvasnews.com: Fact check: Video claiming vitamin B17 deficiency causes cancer ...
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Fact-checker ruling: Half true
Wikipedia: Amygdalin
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Reference article covering this claim directly
fullfact.org: ‘Vitamin B17’ from apricot seeds does not cure cancer – Full Fact
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Fact-checker ruling: reviewed
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: 'Vitamin B17': Killing more than cancer
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Notes that using vitamin B17 for cancer therapy leads to risks of cyanide poisoning rather than valid treatment.
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first checked01 Aug 2026
judged → REFUTED · 001 Aug 2026
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