Who has an idea how cancer patients can be healed using hash oil
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JonotheGreat
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Have you looked into Rick Simpson Oil (Rso)?
Angelika Cren
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Apoptosis is a natural process in the body where the cells are destroyed as part of a particular organism?s growth. As mentioned, cancer cells grow as an abnormal process in the body because they no longer acknowledge the body signals that encourage or destroy cell growth.
As these cells grow and divide, they become more uncontrollable. And since they no longer respond to apoptosis, they tend to expedite cell proliferation and ignore the other signals from ?normal cells.? That is why the endocannabinoid system is an extremely important system in the body because it also helps in modulating cell growth and death.
As cancer cells reproduce faster than the endocannabinoid system can handle, the cancer cells invade through the normal tissues and spread throughout the body. This process is called metastasis.
The endocannabinoid system has two primary receptors. One is the CB1 receptors which are mostly found in the brain, and the other one is the CB2 receptors which are primarily found in the immune system.
THC is the active compound in cannabis that binds to the CB1 receptors and is responsible for mood, behavior, and other cerebral functions. On the other hand, CBD latches onto the CB2 receptors and tells these receptors if there are ?invaders? that are detrimental to the body.
The apoptotic process by these receptors is achieved through the de novo synthesis of ceramide and sphingolipid that promote cell destruction.
Once they bind together, the receptor activation can then help the endocannabinoid system in signaling an antitumorigenic warning. Which means, it impairs cancer development through inhibiting reproduction, metastasis, and tumor angiogenesis.
As these cells grow and divide, they become more uncontrollable. And since they no longer respond to apoptosis, they tend to expedite cell proliferation and ignore the other signals from ?normal cells.? That is why the endocannabinoid system is an extremely important system in the body because it also helps in modulating cell growth and death.
As cancer cells reproduce faster than the endocannabinoid system can handle, the cancer cells invade through the normal tissues and spread throughout the body. This process is called metastasis.
The endocannabinoid system has two primary receptors. One is the CB1 receptors which are mostly found in the brain, and the other one is the CB2 receptors which are primarily found in the immune system.
THC is the active compound in cannabis that binds to the CB1 receptors and is responsible for mood, behavior, and other cerebral functions. On the other hand, CBD latches onto the CB2 receptors and tells these receptors if there are ?invaders? that are detrimental to the body.
The apoptotic process by these receptors is achieved through the de novo synthesis of ceramide and sphingolipid that promote cell destruction.
Once they bind together, the receptor activation can then help the endocannabinoid system in signaling an antitumorigenic warning. Which means, it impairs cancer development through inhibiting reproduction, metastasis, and tumor angiogenesis.
Hello Angelica, I hope I'm not off-topic here, but you seems to know well about the human endocannabinoid system and I would like to ask you a clarification about it.
I live in a place where cannabis is still illegal, and I'm fighting my fight for using it and spreading information about it since I was 18. Then, I recently found out that my body has a built-in dedicated system to interact directly with thc and the other cannabinoids, and I felt like the national medical system is not ignorant, but malevolant down to the last doctor.
I mean, Isn't the existence of the endocannabinoid system alone, a reason to drop all the lies about cannabis?
Didn't my doctor (who prescribed opium-based medicine with no worry but prescribed heart test before agreeing to prescribe medical cannabis) study the anatomy of the human body? Is that really possible that he doesn't know about the human body being so tied up with this plant?
Isn't there any doctor that in the past 70 years raised the hand and say "People, we are wrong in not using this plant"?
It looks so clear that humans are meant to consume cannabis if needed, isn't that the same under a medical point of view?
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