Treating Liver Cancer

[CajunCelt]

Dosing via the hepatic portal vein delivers 60% and prob higher, of the cannabinoids directly to your liver, when properly inserted, and I don't believe it any more difficult than the other anal method. Where as oral dosing gets a max of 20% to your liver, and given the difficulties we had seeing healing liver cancers, I believe the hepatic portal vein to be the best delivery system with the greatest chance of healing success for liver cancer. For this method, the suppositories MUST be inserted to the full length of your middle finger. This method for liver cancer gets 3-400 % more cannabinoids delivered to the liver, than any other dosing method besides intravenous methods. Given your liver has been slow healing, suggested by your last test, if I remember right, there was no increase in tumor size but no decrease either, I believe this a worthy method for your consideration. The hepatic portal vein route along with a 25% daily oral dose, is my go to recommendation to my liver cancer members. Also, healing with cannabinoids is most successful if a constant pressure is kept on the cancer. The doses last about 6 hrs, depending on potency. Dosing only twice a day gives the cancer two 6 hour periods where it is not being treated fully and two 6 hr periods where the cancer has cannabinoid pressure via your daily dosing schedule. This was one of the problems with Rick Simpsons original protocol. He told ppl to take one dose daily but this left the cancer untreated for as much as 18 hours daily and gave opportunity to grow between doses.

 

[GreenLiv]

Can you please tell me how to make the suppositories? It is for terminal cancer in the spleen, rectum.

 

[SweetSue]

That's a pretty impressive increase in bioavailability.

 

[CajunCelt]

Can you please tell me how to make the suppositories? It is for terminal cancer in the spleen, rectum.

Haven't heard from ya in a few.
Has she doing over there now?

 

[Jade88]

Hey there, I hope this thread is still monitored and I get answers ASAP as we are in need of a miracle here.
Mum has lung cancer. Did chemo and radiation and what the Dr’s said was a sure thing (two of them said they would cure her) has now turned into liver cancer and a brain lesion (that’s more than likely cancer). They’ve given her less than 12 months. Mum is willing to try cannabis.

My question:
We have RSO on the way. How should she take it? I’ve read so many threads and tacking seems to be the method. However this thread says to administer as a suppository for liver cancer.

 

[Teddy Edwards]

Welcome, Jade.

We're so sorry to hear of your mother's issue.

Here's a good place to start your research - The Basic Links For Patients and Caregivers

 

[Jade88]

Thank you Teddy, we are not giving up
There is so much to read, it’s overwhelming!
I am so grateful for all the work members have done getting this information out to people like us that live where cannabis is illegal and often criticised as a cancer treatment!

 

[Joe Brewster]

Hey there, I hope this thread is still monitored and I get answers ASAP as we are in need of a miracle here.
Mum has lung cancer. Did chemo and radiation and what the Dr’s said was a sure thing (two of them said they would cure her) has now turned into liver cancer and a brain lesion (that’s more than likely cancer). They’ve given her less than 12 months. Mum is willing to try cannabis.

My question:
We have RSO on the way. How should she take it? I’ve read so many threads and tacking seems to be the method. However this thread says to administer as a suppository for liver cancer.

Sorry to hear about your mom. From my reading tacking is the best method, your mouth & tonsils have the most CB2 receptors that will take the CCO to the white blood cells the fastest.
read here about receptors

 

[Jade88]

Thank you Joe, I’ll add that to the reading list xx

 

[Jade88]

That's a pretty impressive increase in bioavailability.

Hello SweetSue, I’ve been reading your posts and comments and appreciate the wealth of knowledge and information you have.
I’ve posted asking how mum should be taking the CCO (she has liver & lung cancer, with a possible lesion in her brain).
We want to know the best way to take it
Tacking or bio bombs as suppositories? Or both? Her liver is our main concern at this point and she is medicate with blood thinners to stop the clots being a danger (it’s not warfarin)

Any light you could shed on how we should proceed would be so so appreciated!

With love from down under ❤