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Vitamin B17 (laetrile) contains high levels of cyanide; as little as 50 grams can kill a healthy person, while lesser amounts can cause serious liver and nerve damage. There’s no real evidence that it’s effective against cancer, and the side effects are harsh enough to kill weaker cancer patients.
