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Bone cancer

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by Moab, Feb 6, 2014.

  1. #1 Moab, Feb 6, 2014
    I am having a hard time finding any success with RS oil and bone cancer. I was diagnosed in Feb 2010 with Prostate Cancer that had metastasized to both of my hip areas and several vertebra. I had undergone a prostate biopsy and the results came back " stage 4 with a Gleason score of 8".
    I underwent two sessions of radiation, one on my right hip area and a year later one on my left hip area. My PSA at the time I was diagnosed was 37. It quickly went up to 57. I have been able to stay one step ahead of this due to diet, supplements, detoxing and my local oncologist injecting me with Lupron when the PSA jumps up . I have had a bone scan every six months and the tumors have not changed any great deal but they are still very much there and have progressed somewhat.
    I would like to hear from anyone that may be dealing with this same issue.
    Thank you,
    Moab
     
  2. #2 DorianOmega, Feb 7, 2014
  3. #3 Honokiol, Feb 8, 2014
     
    Read this thread.
     
    http://forum.grasscity.com/medical-marijuana-usage-applications/1144563-cannabis-suppositories.html
     
    Your treating prostate cancer not bone cancer.  The prostate cancer went into my father's bones too.
     
  4. #4 Moab, Feb 8, 2014
    I am taking about a grain of rice size twice a day, sometimes three times a day. Today is only my 30th day of the oil. I take it by rubbing it on my gums. My oil after cooking down an ounce of high quality bud turned out to be a very black, thick, sticky tar like substance with an unplrsent taste. I followed the instructions on the web of the woman that showed how to make a small amount. I did mine the same way. This is all very new to me I appreciate all the help I can get. I don't live in a legal state so acquiring bud is a little unrealiable and expensive.
    Moab
     
  5. #5 Honokiol, Feb 8, 2014
     
    I know my post was way too short last night but the link is to a thread here at GC where there was a successful prostate cancer treatment.  They cut the hash oil with coconut oil, and made it into a suppository.  It puts higher concentrations of the medicine right where the cancer is.  This allowed better results from the medicine they were able to afford and tolerate using.
     
  6. #6 medicalcenter, Feb 9, 2014
  7. #7 Al Swearengen, Feb 9, 2014
    have a look into turmeric as well OP, i think every little bit helps as a combined approach. check also some of the RSO threads here in the forum. Granny Storm Crow has a wealth of info posted and perhaps you can find some aid there.
     
    hope for the best and above all stay positive as trying to beat cancer is never a one single thing approach. 
     
  8. #8 Honokiol, Feb 9, 2014
     
    I'm finding that using turmeric along with as many of the other Inverse agonists as I can find in food are helping the fish oil keep my tolerance to cannabis low so I can get more health from less medicine.
     
  9. #9 Jimmy Carter, Feb 9, 2014
    RSO RSO RSO RSO RSO RSO RSO!
     
    Get yourself some and start eating it ASAP I wish you the best of luck :smoke:
     
  10. #10 Al Swearengen, Feb 9, 2014
     
    yes turmeric is a fantastic herb and in fact is also an excellent seasoning for chicken and beef if anyone is looking for something to spice up those dishes. it really is a holistic approach, but then again when we think about it, everything is connected so why would staying healthy be any different.
     
  11. #11 Honokiol, Feb 9, 2014
     
    I eat it fresh and raw as a substitute for candied ginger within my weight loss program.  Being an inverse agonist it suppresses appatite & helps keep me from snacking on junk at my desk all day at work.  What it is doing to tolerance is just a happy coincidence.
     

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