Has he not been beared
From seas to streams
Marked with cutlasses and ashes
Forced to swallow cowries
Why would he not wear down his face?

Has he not been living
On his choiceless delicacy
Concoction of gmelina roots
And garlic sap
Why then would he smile?

Why would he dance?
The voilent drummers in his skull
Were pounding thier drums
Like groups of carpenters
Driving pieces of nails
Into a hardwood

Has he not been marched
Round the village on pant
Bearing a *** stained with dry hen's blood
And rotten bones and stenching earth
Why would he not dash out his wealth
To seek a neater heath?

The successful use of cyanates in the control of sickle cell crisis has been indicated clinically and experimentally. Thiocyanate, an intermediate product of the metabolism of Vitamin B17 is thought to be the active component. The recommended daily supplementation of Vitamin B17 is 50 to 100 m.g. for small children and 250 to 500 m.g. per day for the adult sickler.

Thiocyanate, an intermediate product of the metabolism of Vitamin B17 is thought to be the active component. The recommended daily supplementation of Vitamin B17 is 50 to 100 m.g. for small children and 250 to 500 m.g. per day for the adult sickler.

From the “World Without Cancer” website: Vitamin B17 and Sickle Cell Anemia : The successful use of cyanates in the control of sickle cell crisis has been indicated clinically and experimentally. Thiocyanate, an intermediate product of the metabolism of Vitamin B17 is thought to be the active component. The recommended daily supplementation of Vitamin B17 is 50 to 100 m.g. for small children and 250 to 500 m.g. per day for the adult sickler.