What about marijuana?

I was inspired by this guy enough to try cannibus oil. I’m using a higher CBD, lower THC oil, so there’s no high feeling. The downside is it doesn’t have as much of an effect on pain or appetite, but it might help some. I’ve only been on it a few weeks, and I had to take a break to travel for a week.
Supposedly it has the same ability to battle cancer. I’m in Colorado, so obtaining it was easy.

I’m also on FULFOX chemo right now, so it’s hard to say if it helps or not, but I am willing to try to augment that chemo. I’ll update after it’s time for new imagery to see if my tumor is shrinking.

Figuring out dosage can be hard with all the info out there. I settled on 1 gram per day, based on what I’ve read.

http://news10.com/2016/02/17/cancer-patient-uses-marijuana-ilegally-helps-rid-himself-of-disease/

jtaylor –
So glad Deleware joined in with the rest of us…of course I live in Washington state so we have gone on beyond that. To answer you question, there really is no answer. I would try to find a reputable dispensary locally and talk to someone about different strains and how much to start with. I know there are oils available and then can be added to food or drinks. There is also a cream that can be applied to the inner arm. I talked to a local dispensary about my husband (although he refused to use) and they were full of information. I will also tap a friend of mine how understands this and see what he has to say.

KrisV