There is currently an overwhelming amount of evidence suggesting that cannabinoids may kill cancer in humans. For the past several years, an increasing number of patients have been reporting that ingesting or applying cannabis-based extracts topically eliminated their cancers. Cases of terminal cancer patients going into remission are documented, along with many non-terminal cases. Photographic evidence has shown many skin cancers disappear with topical application as well. Moreover, scientific research indicates not only that cannabinoids can kill virtually any kind of cancer cell, but that the human body may be programmed for these compounds to do so. Studies Suggest Cannabis May Treat A Variety Of Cancerous Cells Many of us are familiar with a few key studies suggesting cannabinoids have anticancer potential. There was the 1974 University of Virginia study which found that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) slowed Lewis lung adenocarcinoma and leukemia growth in a dose-dependent relationship. normal cancer progressionDr. Manuel Guzmán’s research is also well known, particularly his 1998 study showing THC induced apoptosis in glioma cells and his 2005 study indicating THC could inhibit angiogenesis (the formation of blood vessels to tumors), which subsequently reduced mouse gliomas. A 2007 Harvard Study has also been cited extensively. It demonstrated THC inhibited multiple non-small cell lung cancer lines and reduced tumor weight and volume in mice by 50%. Breast cancer has also gotten significant attention, mainly regarding Dr. Sean McAllister’s studies on cannabidiol (CBD) inhibiting the spread of breast cancer. Read more click link below
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