Hello, Considering using a high dose of pure CBD oil concentrate ( no THC as I cant do the high) to see if that will help me with getting my cancer into remission. I have heard great things about it, but it is expensive especially if you do the recommended 400 to 600 MG day they say is needed for stage 4 cancer.
Anyone has any experience with CBD oil and did it help?
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Hi cammfam. I have heard about it and have done some research. Since I live In Texas it is unavailable to me . Please let me know how it works for you. I am all fo natural products
Char, welcome to our community. You will find support and wisdom here. Please feel free to email me if you would like information or resources concerning your father's diagnosis. My email is pbezruki@freetobreathe.org, my phone number is 844.835.4325. Our website is freetobreathe.org/.
You can buy the CBD oil and have it shipped to you. Because it contains no THC it is legal to mail. The place I get it from is called Diolieve here is there website, (info@DioLieve.com) call and talk to the owner direct, his names is Jeff and he is very helpful. Please mention Lisa from Roseville referred you.
Cammfam4 I took CBD oil for a year. I was doing 800 mgs a day and NOTHING. I did get a buzz with munchies. CBD has 3% of THC in it and Pot has 4% in it. I was doing the 50mgs of CBD oil caps with the 25mg CBD tincture besides CBD 25mg of Tea bags. Yes it is very, very expensive. I spent close to 3000 last year.. and it didn't touch my cancer . Don't let them fool you about the THC cause all CBD Hemp oil has 3% in it. Read + Look up everything on CBD !!!! Good Luck
Jenni_wegner2617 :: NO medical card I live in Nebraska. I was getting it out of Colorado. I was hoping the CBD would remove the cancer nodules so I wouldn't have to go threw treatments.
Thank you, I'm sorry that it did not work out for you. Its very hard to find the right stuff out there to begin with. My first purchase was mostly coconut oil!
I am also on Tarceva so it will be hard to tell which one is working but i figure it might be worth a try with the stories I have read.
cammfam4. No need to be sorry. I was just trying it to see if it would work like everyone say's it would. I do know what will destroy it all and his name is JESUS. Coconut oil is good for the skin no cancer remover
I did the pure CBD oil w/thc for a year. I know the effects that the oils have and why only do it at night ? I was doing it all day until I got to my amount I was suppose to take daily. I'm Cancer free today BUT not cause of the CBD oil ..
Check out my post on projectcbd.org. You can control the amount of THC you get and do several doses in a day to not get "stoned" too much. In the medical cannabis states pharmacists will help you with doseage.
For cancer purposes you do need the THC. To bypass the high you can make it into suppositories. Or alternatively take it at night only and you will sleep through the high. Best sleep ever. Perhaps you can benefit from this holistic cancer group: facebook.com/groups/1476002...
My husband also is considering this option. But he wants to wait on what treatment plan is first. I believe that it may help as my son is in this field. If you decide to use it, make sure you go to a reputable place! What state are you in?
You really need to do more research and I'm not qualified to give you advice, but I am in the same sad state you are, it sucks. CBD is only a small part of the equation, the THC is what actually kills the cancer cells and shrinks tumours. Read Rick Simpson Protocol, look up Corrie Yelland etc and find out more. I am starting a regimen and I do not want to be stoned out either, there are ways of deterring that, things like suppositories etc and certain enzymes like citicoline and sniffing pepper. I am going to start once I am off the opioids as they interfere with the work of the cannabis oil and THC.
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