Laetrile, Nutrition

Thank you, Frank. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Well, we have about 25 or 30 minutes and we got so much to pack in here. I'm going to roll right along. You folks are really here not to listen to me.

It's going to go off any second. Time's up.

But you're here to listen to my wife and I. My job is to introduce her in a few moments, but we'll be talking about Latrelle. And that's a topic that is common knowledge to many of you folks here. But I was surprised recently to discover how many people, Redy, although they've heard the word, they don't know what it is. So my job here before the introduction is to give you kind of a hyper crash course on Latrelle. You'll soon be hearing some amazing stories about victors over cancer. But I think to fully comprehend those stories, you should know a little bit at least about the theory of how Latrelle works. Now, when I said hyper crash course, it's because occasionally I have been asked to give a crash course on Lay Attrill and that takes about an hour. So the hyper crash course is supposed to take about seven or eight minutes. So the first thing we need to cover in this hyper crash course is what is cancer? Now, normally, I could take quite a while to just drive that. But for the purpose of this audience where you're already so well informed, let me just say that the the view of the people who use Laetrile and the treatment of cancer can be summarized as saying that cancer is a deficiency disease. It's not caused by something.

It's caused by the lack of something. And it's that simple.

Basically, it's a lack of the proper functioning of the entire body. But the focus of the practitioners who use Latrelle is that it's a lack of what they call the extrinsic and the intrinsic factors. The extrinsic factor, meaning from outside, would focus on the food and the chemicals that you've taken in your food. And that's where Laetrile comes in, because that is a it's a food factor. Basically, the intrinsic factor is a focus on the enzyme production of the pancreas because of the protein lytic enzymes, which are so essential also because the view is that the cancer is protected. The cancer cells are protected from the immune system by a protein coding. And the protein coding has a negative electrostatic charge. And the white blood cells, all the monocytes lymphocytes, leukocytes and all of those things have a negative electrostatic charge so everyone knows that common polarities repel each other.