[Kalagart]

Thank you for the sharing of such a tough experience. Dealing with cancer is undoubtedly hard. I remember my colleague who suffered from chronic pain. It was hard to see him. He tried to relieve pain with cbd oil too (from <don't think so> if I'm not mistaken). It became easier for him but still it wasn't enough. Can't even imagine how his relatives felt.

[exothermic]

The mechanism of action for THC's anticancer/antineoplastic properties is mediated through the pro-apoptotic ceramide/p8-regulated autophagy pathway. However in stark contrast to these documented anti-cancer benefits of THC, there is a flipside; The copresence of the heparin-binding protein midkine/neurite growth promoting factor-2 can actually [increase] malignancy and resistance to the antitumor action of THC through the inhibition of the thc-evoked autophagy-mediated cell-death pathway through the stimulation of anaplastic lymphoma kinase. THC can also upregulate the proliferation of cancer cells through increased expression of the epidermal growth factor receptor ligand amphiregulin, via stimulation of anaplastic lymphoma kinase.

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[SammyS7]

No, CBD doesn't cure cancer. It's nonsence.
For what it's worth cannabis derived drugs are used to help with cancer treatment- specifically in reducing the nausea and vomiting associated with cancer therapy.
The reduction in these side effects means that the anti-cancer drugs can be given at higher doses and that increases the chance of a successful treatment. More info by the link newbielink:https://www.cfah.org/ [nonactive]

[dwilliams]

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