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Home»Community»Kids & Parenting»Breast Cancer and Cannabinoids:  Evidence-based Research
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Breast Cancer and Cannabinoids:  Evidence-based Research

By Mums Mail Magazine15/04/20194 Mins Read

Reported global estimates of breast cancer deaths exceeded 500 000 victims. There has been an overall increase of 6.8% new cancers, and most alarming is the increased diagnosis of women younger than 30 years of age. According to Stats SA (2018) approximately 27 in 100 000 women in South Africa are affected by breast cancer and this accounts for 16% of cancer deaths amongst women. Firstly, no women should be dying from breast cancer, as the treatment with cannabinoids has proven very effective and I am about to tell you why by using evidence-based published research.

In 1998, a group of researchers from Italy discovered that the endogenous cannabinoids Anandamide blocks human breast cancer cell growth in vitro. In 2000, researchers then discovered a potential mechanism by which anandamide might inhibit breast cancer cell growth. It was noted the effect of the cannabinoids resulted in the suppression of certain growth factors and prolactin receptors which lead to an inhibition of certain types of breast cancer cell lines. Its gets better, by early 2006 another set of researchers conducted research by comparing the five individual cannabinoids and the anti-tumour properties they may have. The five cannabinoids were: cannabidiol, cannabigerol, cannabichromene, cannabidiol acid, THC acid, and cannabis extract. Interestingly, it was found that cannabidiol emerged as the most potent anti-breast cancer substance, on par with the cannabidiol-rich whole plant extract.

Just when you think it cannot get any better, guess what, it does. In the same year, Spanish scientists uncovered that cannabinoids are involved in the process of breast cell proliferation, differentiation and survival. It was proven that Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), through activation of the CB2 receptors, reduces human breast cancer cell proliferation. It does this by blocking the progression of the cell cycle, and by inducing apoptosis.

The following quotes from studies are found to be relevant for cannabinoids being used as a treatment for breast cancer:

“Our experiments indicate that the cannabidiol effect is due to its capability of inducing apoptosis via elevation of intracellular Ca2+ and reactive oxygen species.”

“Taken together, the data might set the basis for a cannabinoid therapy for the management of breast cancer.”

“Here we report that cannabidiol (CBD), a cannabinoid with a low toxicity profile, could down-regulate gen (Id-1) expression in aggressive human breast cancer cells. In conclusion, CBD represents the first nontoxic exogenous agent that can significantly decrease Id-1 expression in metastatic breast cancer cells leading to the down-regulation of tumour aggressiveness.”

“In summary, this is the first report showing not only that cannabinoids regulate a protein called transcription factor Jun-D, which in humans is encoded in a JUND gene, but more generally, that Jun-D activation reduces the proliferation of cancer cells, which points to a new target to inhibit breast cancer progression.”

At Cannabis Oil Research, we have treated many patients with multi-strained cannabinoids. We are able to treat breast cancer using 9 different strains, as the human body can only handle up to 9 strains at a time. We are also able to make up medicine with specific strains to target specific diseases by scientifically exploring the receptor sites as well.

From the above research, it has been demonstrated that Anandamide, the body’s own endocannabinoid, and numerous plant cannabinoids such as THC but especially the CBD have the ability to limit breast cancer cell proliferation and produce apoptosis (death of cancer cells). Current research results suggest that therapeutic mechanisms begin at CB2 receptor sites. It can also be noted that Indica strains or Indica-heavy hybrids tend to have a higher CBD profile. A CBD profile of more than 3-4% is considered potent to destroy breast cancer cells.

So, if you are diagnosed with breast cancer, please do not look at it as a death sentence. Contact us on Cannabisoilresearch.com for a treatment protocol specific for you. Remain positive as the mind together with the positive effects from the cannabinoids can heal you. Suggested blessings while you on your healing journey is: “May you find a way to lighten your heart by feeling and releasing all that is hidden, with ease and fun and harm to none.”

By Dr S Gallow (PHD, MBA, MPH, MMEDSc, Clinical Pathology Pr Nat Sci, LRM, Prince2Practioner).

References

Blesching, U. (2015). The Cannabis Health Index. North Atlantic Books. California.

De Procellis., Laezza, C., Bifulco, M., Di Marzo, V. (1998). The Endogenous Cannabinoid Anandamide inhibits human breast cancer proliferation. PNAS. 95(14). pp 8375-8380

World Health Organisation (WHO). (2009). Fact Sheet 297. Cancer

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