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It is estimated that around 700 apple seeds would be needed to provide the equivalent amount of cyanide found in 1 mg of pure cyanide compounds like amygdalin (laetrile, vitamin B17). However, the amount of cyanide in apple seeds can vary widely based on factors like the variety of apple and its size, so this number is only a rough estimate. It's important to note that consuming large amounts of apple seeds or products containing amygdalin can be toxic and potentially lethal.

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