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12-01-2015, 10:19 PM
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My 10 year old Pitt bull has stage 3 cancer n her mammary gland what the best oil to get.. is thc needed r just cbd. She goes to get the lump removed Tom I just need a treatment plan for her .. she still so full of life .Thanks mb
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12-02-2015, 05:52 AM
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Which is best? Hard to say as we don't want to give false hope.
One good thing with cbd is if you over dose your dog you can give more cbd to neutralise the THC Its amazing how small of a dose can hammer a dog. Be careful. Start at half a grain of rice and build, bulid build. Watching your dog overdose is not fun. And the dogs do not understand it. Maybe dose at bedtime?
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12-02-2015, 04:35 PM
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No effects? Don't really sell it me...lol
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Aloha Mandy, Have you read through this thread? Is there something that has not yet been covered? When they remove the tumor, they will biopsy it. Please post the biopsy report here. We will try to assist in finding an effective treatment regimen. Aloha, Wee 'zard
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01-16-2016, 11:36 PM
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great thread! very glad to have found this. just a quick question for those advocating the "half a rice grain" dose amount:
I am doing this on my old cat who has intestinal cancer with IBD and chronic constipation (he's been living with cancer for 5 years now and is 17 years old and still active, this guy is a fighter!!! He does not want to leave this world yet!) QUESTION: how exactly do you measure a half-grain of rice amount of RSO, or whatever oil you're using? I have all kinds of little syringes / measuring devices for all my nutes, . . . . would it be best to use one of those? Possibly an eye dropper? I just really don't want to overdose him. He weighs 13lbs if that helps. Lastly, his cancer is intestinal, so I plan to mix the oil with a bit of food so it gets in there in his digestive tract where it needs to. Does anybody disagree with this approach? (He does have a tumor in his colon also which they think is benign, but obviously i can't get in there to apply topically). I did read the first 3 pages but skipped to the last page, so forgive me if this info was somewhere between page 3 and here. thanks! |
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03-12-2016, 09:38 AM
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"Reach him directly via email: ricksimpsoncancerresearchcure@ gmail.com for your oil."
Flat out bullshit! Rick Simpson has nothing to do with that address. Avoid this scammer! Edit: Oh, good! The scammer's post has been deleted. Generally, if you see a link that claims to be Rick Simpson's, run away. It is certainly a fraud. Rick does not do that. Aloha, |
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04-27-2016, 04:50 AM
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Glad I found this. I was hoping I might be able to get some advice. I have a boxer with a mast tumor on her paw. I have 2 different cannabis tincture oils, 1 derived from hemp with a 100 to 1 ratio CBD to THC with cinnamon in it and the other derived from marijuana with a 12 to 1 ratio CBD to THC. Does anyone know how much/when I should give either of these topically and/or orally? She seems to not mind the taste of either.
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04-27-2016, 05:50 PM
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Put as much on topically as you want you may need to thin the oil with some alchohol so it gets right down through hair ect. to the skin. Dogs seem to have a stronger immune system and the reaction to oil appears to be stronger than humans cover the oiled area if possible so the dog does not lick it and get high as fk. My dog developed a couple nasty looking lumps I have no money so I liberally applied oil once a day and the lumps went away, good enough for me.
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04-27-2016, 09:24 PM
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"1 derived from hemp with a 100 to 1 ratio CBD to THC with cinnamon in it and the other derived from marijuana with a 12 to 1 ratio CBD to THC."
That 12:1 sounds "fishy"! No natural Marijuana has that ration and separating THC from CBD is very difficult . The net is peppered with thieves. Suggest that you use real RSO. Make your own if you can. Good directions from Cannabacca but 2 or 3 times a day will also work There is no danger of your dog getting high from licking that snake oil but If you use real oil it is OK to leave it uncovered for a while. The licking is self limiting and supplies an oral dosage to prevent metastases. Best of luck, Wee 'zard |
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