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Scientists have discovered a breakthrough treatment that is effective at killing cancerous tumors.
Well, depending on which state you live in, there’s a good chance that you probably can’t get this effective cancer treatment at all. That is because this wonder drug is marijuana.
This is just the latest medical benefit of cannabis, which includes reducing chronic pain and multiple sclerosis. The study was published in the International Journal of Oncology, which you can read here.
Grail passes early test in quest to find cancer in blood
An early stage trial of an ultra-sensitive "liquid biopsy" that scans blood samples for traces of cancer DNA showed it was able to pick up at least one cancer mutation in most of the patients with advanced cancers that were studied. MORE
Modern Medicine it's Not
According to a recent analysis from Kew Gardens in the United Kingdom, there are over 28,000 plants currently being used as medicine throughout the world. The second annual report from Britain’s Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, located in London, is the result of the research and analysis of 128 scientists from 12 countries around across the globe. According to their findings, there are 28,187 plants “currently recorded as being of medicinal use.” The report [pdf] explains:
Well, depending on which state you live in, there’s a good chance that you probably can’t get this effective cancer treatment at all. That is because this wonder drug is marijuana.
This is just the latest medical benefit of cannabis, which includes reducing chronic pain and multiple sclerosis. The study was published in the International Journal of Oncology, which you can read here.
Grail passes early test in quest to find cancer in blood
An early stage trial of an ultra-sensitive "liquid biopsy" that scans blood samples for traces of cancer DNA showed it was able to pick up at least one cancer mutation in most of the patients with advanced cancers that were studied. MORE
Modern Medicine it's Not
According to a recent analysis from Kew Gardens in the United Kingdom, there are over 28,000 plants currently being used as medicine throughout the world. The second annual report from Britain’s Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, located in London, is the result of the research and analysis of 128 scientists from 12 countries around across the globe. According to their findings, there are 28,187 plants “currently recorded as being of medicinal use.” The report [pdf] explains:
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