Marijuana May Shrink Brain Tumors Associated with Aggressive Cancer

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BuddahMaster420

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• Nov 18, 2014

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New study shows that properties found in marijuana can shrink tumor cells: http://www.marijuanapackaging.com/blog/marijuana-may-shrink-brain-tumors-associated-with-cancer/

 

Gry

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• Nov 18, 2014

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Source content minus the corporate ads

http://www.sgul.ac.uk/media/latest-...atic-effect-on-brain-cancer-says-new-research

 

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VirginHarvester

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• Nov 19, 2014

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How do they deliver the THC to the tumor? I didn't catch that.

I've always thought if I had colon cancer, for example, I'd want my doctor- although I realize he/she wouldn't likely do it- to somehow inject the area with something like Tetra Labs Pure Gold. Sounds crazy but I've had this notion it would help.

 

dddaver

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• Nov 19, 2014

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VirginHarvester said:

How do they deliver the THC to the tumor? I didn't catch that.

I've always thought if I had colon cancer, for example, I'd want my doctor- although I realize he/she wouldn't likely do it- to somehow inject the area with something like Tetra Labs Pure Gold. Sounds crazy but I've had this notion it would help.

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Only trying to be a little crass and sarcastic, no offense, but I think you could
get RSO suppositories and shove them up your ass yourself. Or you could ask, and pay, to have some quack shove something up your ass.

 

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VirginHarvester

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• Nov 19, 2014

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dddaver said:

but I think you could
get RSO suppositories and shove them up your ass yourself. Or you could ask, and pay, to have some quack shove something up your ass.

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My thinking is to inject tumor, which I could not do on my own. A suppository would be topical and maybe ineffective. Plus, in the case of colon cancer it could be too far for the medicine to reach with suppository.

 

jd4083

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• Nov 19, 2014

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Not to downplay the potential significance of this article or what it indicates, but does anybody have a link to the original source material (i.e. the research article that they said they published) handy? I ask because the articles linked in this thread don't really tell us anything of substance and are not supported by any sort of factual information, just a lot of "Dr. Liu said so and so." Usually a legitimate article would have a direct link to the published research article in a scientific magazine.