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Recently viewed Please enable browser cookies to use this feature. Some cancer survivors have extolled the curative value of concentrated cannabis oil. Entire books have been written on the subject. But there may be real risk and potential deadly harm in relying solely on cannabis as a cancer-fighting strategy. Donald Abrams and Prof. Abrams is a renowned integrative oncologist, clinician, medical cannabis pioneer, and medical professor at the University of California, San Francisco.

Cannabis has long been used by cancer patients—with actual proven efficacy—to manage the side effects of chemotherapy, such as nausea and lack of appetite.

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But, she did a lot of research and found various herbs that she felt would help her. So, after four years of treating herself, by focusing on a vegan raw food diet and using anti-cancer herbs like Mistletoe, she had actually shrunk her tumor! I was amazed! This is when I started to really get into the idea of natural healing outside of the medical world. Through my research on this film, I stumbled onto a few cases where marijuana was used as a curing agent and just dug deeper.

As I soon discovered, there was quite a bit of evidence beginning to surface. There is a whole industry and makes a good living off the drug war. People are complimenting the research. My early hippie dreams of making a better world are coming true! And, of course, the study was funded by the folks who wanted to prove that pot is bad for you. In your film, it is discussed that the primary compounds in cannabis that work as the curing agent are the endocannabinoids. Can you tell me a little bit about endocannabinoids and how they may be able to treat cancer?

The first guy I interviewed for the film, Dr. Jeffrey Hergenrather, started treating patients with cannabis and they started to get better. And what he told me was, whether you smoke marijuana or not you have marijuana-like substances in your body. It is naturally in your body, you are born with it, and it is called the endocannabinoid system. I need to find out more about this! These two compounds act as a sort of lock and key for each other in your body—a chemical reaction—that becomes beneficial, forming into modulators of good health.

Endocannabinoids act as tumor regulators, mood regulators, anti-depressants, anti-inflammatories, and the list goes on. What is being discovered is that some people do not have enough endocannabinoids in their system. What Professor Robert Melamede in the film believes is that there are endocannabinoid-deprived people and there are endocannabinoid-endowed people.

Those that are endocannabinoid-endowed have healthy systems, are more adaptable to change, and therefore are more open-minded. In the same way, those that are endocannabinoid-deprived have weaker systems, therefore more fearful of change to their environment. So, endocannabinoids are not just interesting in how they can heal the body, but are also indicators into how one lives their life!

But I will in my next. Here is the main reason we need cannabis. What if Cannabis Cured Cancer Serbian subtitle. Could the tumor regulating properties of cannabinoids someday replace the debilitating drugs, chemotherapy, and radiation that harms as often as it heals?

Most medical doctors are not aware of this information and its implications for prevention and treatment. If we need more evidence that our current policy on cannabis is counterproductive and foolish, here it is.

This game-changing movie presents the most comprehensive synopsis to date of the real science surrounding the world's most controversial plant. Doctors: Dr. David Bearman. It was biodegradable and made from renewable natural resources. Ford proclaimed he would "grow automobiles from the soil. She reported that her symptoms of lyme disease were decreasing.