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A little wonder, every day

Are apple seeds dangerous?

AI-generated illustration of an apple cut open to show seeds; not a documentary photograph.
AI-generated close-up illustration of apple seeds; not a photograph or safety guidance.

AI-generated illustration of an apple cut open to show seeds; not a documentary photograph.

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Apple seeds contain amygdalin, which can release cyanide when the seeds are crushed and digested. Accidentally swallowing a few whole seeds is generally not dangerous; risk rises if many seeds are chewed and swallowed. A precise claim such as “half a cup” is not a reliable safety rule.