it doesn't hurt but it also does nothing for it. all the science on it is very dubious largely anecdotal cases of people who were also receiving other treatments and the more credible claims only say it can treat the nausea caused by chemotherapy.
I'm sorry to hear that I've had cancer myself but the notion it can be treated with canabis is dangerous misinformation
I'm not that kind of doctor and I'm extremely not suggesting that people toke up instead of pursuing chemo- or radiotherapy, but there is some evidence that the endocannabinoid system has an effect on a number of diseases including cancer , so who knows, a decade or so of testing from now, we might see a handful of cannabinoids being used in clinical cancer treatments or treatments for other diseases.
Again, to anyone considering skipping their chemo appointment and getting spliffy, don't skip the appointment. This is just an interesting curiosity speculating about the future, not present medical advice.
I have a headache and one of my eyes hurts. I'm not a doctor but I've seen one on the teevee and I think it's glioblastoma. Weed can't hurt.
it doesn't hurt but it also does nothing for it. all the science on it is very dubious largely anecdotal cases of people who were also receiving other treatments and the more credible claims only say it can treat the nausea caused by chemotherapy.
I'm sorry to hear that I've had cancer myself but the notion it can be treated with canabis is dangerous misinformation
I thought the whole marijuana for cancer thing was explicitly to treat nausea and pain, not to actually cure the cancer.
Yeah, I've literally never seen/heard anyone claim anything other than that.
Whether cannabis is helpful for treatment of any disease is irrelevant to whether it should be legal
I literally said it should be legal
My comment was a joke.
I'm not that kind of doctor and I'm extremely not suggesting that people toke up instead of pursuing chemo- or radiotherapy, but there is some evidence that the endocannabinoid system has an effect on a number of diseases including cancer , so who knows, a decade or so of testing from now, we might see a handful of cannabinoids being used in clinical cancer treatments or treatments for other diseases.
Again, to anyone considering skipping their chemo appointment and getting spliffy, don't skip the appointment. This is just an interesting curiosity speculating about the future, not present medical advice.
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