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Title: US Government Admits Marijuana Kills Cancer Cells, But they Still Kidnap, Cage, and Kill You For It
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Free Thought Project
URL Source: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/go ... cancer-cells-kidnap-cage-kill/
Published: Apr 12, 2015
Author: Russia Today.
Post Date: 2015-04-13 16:11:57 by Deckard
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Comments: 35
The institute has revised a page on its website entitled “DrugFacts: Is Marijuana Medicine?” citing a recent study conducted by a group of scientists at St. George’s University, London. “The benefits of the cannabis plant elements were known before but the drastic reduction of brain cancers if used with irradiation is something new and may well prove promising for patients who are in gravely serious situations with such cancers in the future,” Dr Wai Liu, Senior Research Fellow and lead researcher on the project, said. Twenty-three US states have so far legalized marijuana in some capacity, while an additional 12 have legalized limited medical use of non-psychoactive cannabis extracts. Four states and the District of Columbia have legalized recreational marijuana. The federal government still bans marijuana use, however. In December when Congress passed a historic medical marijuana amendment as part of the federal spending bill, the move marked the first time in history that Congress approved legislation rolling back the federal government’s war on medical marijuana patients and providers. The bill features an amendment that prohibits the Department of Justice (which includes the Drug Enforcement Administration) from using funds to interfere with state medical marijuana laws. Earlier this week the Justice Department (DOJ) released a statement that while it will not stop states that allow medical marijuana from carrying out their programs, it will still go after marijuana users, however. Policy manager at the Drug Policy Alliance, Malik Burnett, told VICE News that NIDA’s recent admission about the efficacy of medical marijuana, coupled with the US Department of Justice’s vow to continue cracking down on the drug, is akin to a “major hypocrisy” by the government. “We have the Justice Department continuing to threaten patients with arrest and prosecution in spite of the fact that Congress has voted to prevent the Justice Department from interfering with states that have passed medical marijuana laws,” Burnett said. Republished with permission from Russia Today.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse, a US federal government research institute whose mission includes “bringing the power of science to bear on drug abuse and addiction,” has officially admitted that marijuana extracts can kill cancer cells.
“Recent animal studies have shown that marijuana extracts may help kill certain cancer cells and reduce the size of others,” the NIDA report stated, adding that evidence from “one cell culture study suggests that purified extracts from whole-plant marijuana can slow the growth of cancer cells from one of the most serious types of brain tumors.”
The study, published in the Molecular Cancer Therapeutics journal in November, discovered that cannabis helps “dramatically reduce” the growth of new brain cancer cells.
“Consistent with the Department’s stated enforcement priorities, we don’t expect that the amendment will impact our ability to prosecute private individuals or private entities who are violating the Controlled Substances Act,” Department spokesman Patrick Rodenbush said in a statement, the Los Angeles Times reported.
“These are all just parts of the major hypocrisy within the federal government when it comes to the issue of marijuana.”
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#1. To: Deckard (#0)
I used Apricot Kernels to cure my cancers. I did not hide it from anyone, as a matter of fact I told the surgeon, the cancer guys and nurses that I would not use chemo, that I would only use B17. I am not in jail, I have not been threatened, I am starting to think that the US g0v is no longer going to be the enforcement dept for big pharma when it comes ot cancer. As a matter of fact, I posted exactly what I did here on LF.
So, health-wise - you are OK? Eh?
So, health-wise - you are OK? Eh? If so - that is very, very good! Eh? All things considered, I'm pretty good. But, as a servant of the Lord Jesus, I am convinced that He has determined the exact moment and manner of my death. Nothing I can do will hurry that time or slow it down, for I belong to Him.
My Dad didn't try to slow or hasten - but he did take But the fact is - he knew that it was coming soon - very soon. Two weeks later he came out to the kitchen table and told my Mom - "Take me to the hospital." Two weeks in the hospital, a week in the hospice - and that was it. I'm sorry if I've told you this before - I'm still getting over it. The man was 89 - three and a half months short of 90. May you be well!
When our dads pass away it is a hard time for sons. We learned from them, and later in life realized their sacrifices for us and appreciate them. My dad passed over two years ago now. What lingers is knowing we are now passed the torch.
One more thing that has hurt me about this is that I It's not that I don't love the kids - it was a question So when Brian was told that his 'Great Uncle Jack' was gone,
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#5. To: BobCeleste (#1)
...to cure my cancers...
If so - that is very, very good!
Eh?
#8. To: Chuck_Wagon (#5)
...to cure my cancers...
#13. To: BobCeleste (#8)
Nothing I can do will hurry that time or slow it down,
for I belong to Him.
a lot of vitamins. So I guess he did try to 'slow' -
but maybe it was a matter of 'stewardship' of his body.
In September of last year he told me: "The next time I go into a hospital, I'm not coming out.
He knew.
Just letting you know."
Morphine injections, and then a morphine drip the whole time.
Three types of cancer - prostrate, lung, stomach.
October 8, 2014.
#20. To: Chuck_Wagon (#13)
The man was 89 - three and a half months short of 90.
#27. To: redleghunter (#20)
What lingers is knowing we are now passed the torch.
am not particularly close to my second cousins -
especially Brian - who is ten.
of me working so much that I didn't take or have the time
to spend. So I didn't know that Brian's dad (my first
cousin) and Brian's mom took the boy over to my parent's
house often and he got pretty close to them.
he burst into tears and refused to be comforted.
THAT is what hurts me - I can't comfort him either -
and how can I ever replace Great Uncle Jack?
I can't. Except to be there for the boy if and when he
needs me. But I'm just a second cousin who never was around.
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