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STUDY: COMPOUNDS IN CANNABIS FOUND TO INHIBIT THE GROWTH OF CANCER...
Does cannabis cure cancer? If you were to believe the pharmaceutical industry and their mainstream media pawns, the answer would be an emphatic "No." According to them, the health benefits of cannabis are nothing more than myths conjured up by hopeful stoners. Yet, there are countless stories of people who've successfully treated any number of debilitating health conditions with cannabis — ranging from cancer to seizure disorders.
After years of tight regulations hampering research, scientists are now beginning to take a closer look at the purported benefits of cannabis, and what they're finding is that this plant medicine really works. Recent research from Penn State shows that cannabinoid compounds can prevent cancer cell growth.
CANNABIS COMPOUNDS KILL COLON CANCER
Recently published research from scientists at Penn State College of Medicine reveals that the medicinal compounds found in marijuana can actually stop cancer cells right in their tracks. The researchers studied 370 different cannabinoid compounds and their effects on seven different colon cancer cell lines.