re: We will find out on Wednesday about the effects of cannabis UPDATE!!!

sorry bout your dad, stout. I'm not quite ready for this shite to be honest. I told him to live hard for today.

as best he can.

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sorry bout your dad, stout.

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Thanks. It'll be 3 weeks Monday. It's been rough for sure but trust me in that you will feel some sense of relief when he is no longer suffering.

I wish him and your family the best.

Good read. Will go do a dab to prevent any future pain that may happen

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or the oil.

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If he really wanted to know if it was the oil he could stop taking chemo amd only do oil? PSA levels don't always correlate to prostate cancer progression. Have they done any PET scan to locate tumors? FDG typically doesn't work but 11C-acetate and some PSMA targeting radiotracers have shown promising results.

I strongly recommend anyone who has cancer, wants to prevent cancer, or help someone with cancer to do whatever you can to take the following supplements. Cancer is a cellular problem and can be defeated by cellular strengthening supplements.


1. Fish oils (make sure container says purified)
2. Vitamin D3 (5000 iu's day)
3. Vitamin E -- hard to say how much, there's a lot of misinformation created by big pharma trying to protect their profits. Must take with Fish oils or similar oils for proper absorption. 1000 IU's day is safe but may not be enough. Probably needs to be a mega dose.
4. Selenium
5. Curcumin.

Avoid Iron. Reduce or eliminate processed sugar.

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Avoid Iron

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Do you even Anemia, bro?

I'm glad your Father is getting some relief. Most posters on here don't know anything about cannabis, it is an anti-tumor drug and it's great for pain and seizures. I use Rick Simpson oil.

That's great, and prayers for your dad. I really do pray for everyone I hear of with cancer these days, fwiw.

I've taken CBD and edible full- plant products during my chemo (for stage IV-B Hodgkin's Lymphoma--large mediastinal masses/lymph nodes, a malignant lung nodule, and extensive bone involvement). It's the only thing that fights low-grade nausea (the icks). I assume it's my anti-nausea Rxes (3 of them) that have prevented any serious nausea, but they don't do squat against the persistent yuck and lack of appetite. It also makes me thirsty which is huge during chemo. Must stay hydrated even when you don't want water.

I was diagnosed fully in mid-Jan. Only 4 chemo treatments (2 months worth) have rendered me cancer free! 7 more to go now.

Obviously, the high-response rate of Hodgkin's to ABVD chemo is the primary cause of my new prognosis, but I also attribute it in part to my diet, outlook, and exercise. My hair has grown thicker, and I've maintained my weight to within a pound, every day.

Best of luck to your dad, you and your family. We are woefully behind on cancer cures, but there are some big things on the horizon, and dietary/natural treatments are a big part of that.

Sure there is - Pharmaceutical companies would go out of business, and too many of them donate to too many folks in Washington