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Apricot kernels containing amygdalin ( AMG ) as the major cyanogenic glycoside are potentially useful as a complementary therapy for the management of several ailments including cancer.
Little is known regarding the toxic and therapeutic doses of AMG , particularly in terms of male reproduction.
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