Thread: Cannabis oil continues to cure cancer

Now I know you're a lunatic.

Originally Posted by Latindancer

Mania ? You had some personal experience of this with your husband, didn't you ?

Lame.

^ You haven't seen some of ENT's older posts, in which he comes across as a strident, prudish old maid.

You're projecting again, sweety pie...

No, I'm describing very clearly and accurately.

Looks like Latin D has your measure, old chap.

Just happened to come across this thread,
Here's my experience with cannabis oil and cancer, I was diagnosed with stage 3 throat cancer 3 years ago, I had surgery and had 1 cancerous lymphoid removed from my throat, the main tumor was discovered at the base of my tongue in my throat. Doctors wanted to start me immediately on chemo, I decided after reading about throat cancer and the effects of chemo and radiation I would first try diet and cannabis oil. I didn't tell the doctors about the cannabis oil only that I was going to use alkaline diet.
I purchased enough cannabis oil for the treatment, 60 grams, the way I read to take the cannabis was to do it orally, I tried, but the amount required to take in 2 to 3 months was almost a gram a day, just a small amount say about the size of 2 rice kernels put me out of busness for several hours so I knew that wasn't going to work, I had read on how someone had used it by making suppositories, so that's the route I took, first couple days I took about 1/4 gram a day every six hours, when I realized that it didn't affect me I upped it to 1 gram a day, four times a day. I mixed the cannabis oil with coconut oil before making the suppositories.
After the first month of using it I went in for my monthly checkup, the sores on the base of my tongue were gone but the hard tumor was still at the base of my tongue. Also for my diet I went on an alkaline diet which consisted of the least acid foods I had available, salmon for meat, and lots of vegetables. and no sugar, I used ground stevia leaves for my sweetener.
After 2nd month on my doctors checkup, no sores and no lump at the base of my tongue, and have been having checkup every 6 months, I stopped going to cancer center for checkups after 1 year, but continue going to VA doctors for checkups every 6 months and no sign of cancer, also have had MRI's with no sign of cancer. I told
the cancer doctor what I had been doing after 6 month, and his response was "it wasn't the cannabis but that my immune system kicked in and cured me" when I told my VA doctor he said he wasn't allowed to give his opinion because of what I did, but just called me his "freak patient". He has since retired and now I have a cute female doctor that is very through when I get checked out.
So I'll let you guy make your own opinion as to what cured my cancer. Like I said before no chemo and no radiation.
I still give myself a weekly treatment, but now I do it orally but only a small amount.

Originally Posted by dennis4558

I still give myself a weekly treatment, but now I do it orally but only a small amount.

as preventive measure of course

Interesting posts Dennis, food for thought indeed.

Great anecdotal evidence.

And thanks for bumping the thread.... I got to red Ent one last time

Originally Posted by dennis4558

What I didn't mention is what caused the cancer, drinking too much

Where did you find out that drinking too much gave you mouth cancer?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Where did you find out that drinking too much gave you mouth cancer?

That was the only thing Doctors came up with after my symptoms, I was always getting a sore throat after a drinking spree. I was mainly a beer drinker, on occasion I would have a shot of hard liquor but not very often. Must have been more than my system could handle. Since my treatment I haven't had a cold since, maybe a bit of a sore throat for a day when everyone around me was sick but it would pass in a day.
Now I eat almost everything I did before getting cancer except for the sugar, I do watch my acid foods some, like I don't drink coffee all day like before, I've switched to a ginger, honey and lemon tea but still have coffee occasionally.