WHAT THE MEDIA IS HIDING!!!
Editor: - I make no apologies for how
graphic this article is.
We need to get the message out there once
and for all……..
Michael Stoopman shows his neck before
and after he started taking cannabis oil.
Brisbane man Michael Stoopman is a cancer
survivor who believes the benefits of
medical cannabis go way beyond palliative
care.
Last year he had a large ulcerating tumour
eating into his carotid artery in his neck that
threatened his life.
Ulcerating tumours rarely heal and doctors
told him little could be done other than managing his symptoms.
So, he started taking cannabis oil.
"Even though I'd been told by over 28 oncologists altogether and four other doctors that there's
no coming back from a tumour that size, it stopped growing," Mr Stoopman said.
"Then one month later the whole wound closed up."
Within six months of starting cannabis treatment he was declared cancer free.
Medicinal cannabis: Doctors to learn how to prescribe drug at Melbourne course
By Guy Stayner
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-18/doctors-learn-how-to-prescribe-medicinal-cannabis/8622362
Palliative care expert at Lifehouse Cancer
Hospital in Sydney Judith Lacey said there
was insufficient evidence to prove that
medicinal cannabis can cure cancer, but that
new studies had shown some cancers in mice
were effectively treated with cannabis.
Dr Judith Lacey,
A palliative care
specialist
"So, it's really interesting looking at the
potential benefit for cannabis in controlling
cancer cell growth," Dr Lacey said.
Dr Lacey recently started prescribing
medicinal cannabis to help terminally ill
patients manage their symptoms.
She said the initial results were very positive
— particularly for people suffering from
chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting.
"The gut feeling is we're on to something
really good and this is going to potentially
change the lives of people who are living with
cancer," she said.
Dr Lacey is one of about 50 doctors from
around the country who will converge on
Melbourne to attend an Australian-first
training course on how to prescribe medical
cannabis.
So why do doctors need specific training?