Effective treatment for bone cancer

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hey guys i have a friend with cancer and would love to help him out with a effective treatment for bone cancer , my first question how to consume it for best results oral or rectum … my next question is a good formula to use , do i use dmso , capsinoids ,im open to learn , but most of all i really want to help a friend out can’t see him like this anymore

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Oh dude there is a research paper on this - let me find it

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So I used this as a basis for treating my cat a few years ago - it gave me more time with him which i am forever grateful for along with @DapperDabMan for being such a good friend during that

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i really do appreciate it with all my heart ,and thank u for the quick response

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I can’t look at something like that and just put it off til later - i really hope it helps

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Bone cancers are rough. I’ve had the best success by far using suppositories with patients. Also can help them from being zombified by the high doseages. We had good results with
1:2:1:1 Delta 9:THCa:CBD:CBN

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Thank you for sharing this article.

What would you recommend to administer to a bone cancer patient? Only CBD? What about other cannabinoids - THC, CBN, CBG…?

Should I make RSO or make different oils (coconut, mct, olive oil etc) using a recipe I am doing for many years - washing the material with distilled water several times, then dipping it in boiling water for 20-30 seconds to remove the terpenes and immediately dipping it into ice cold water to cool down, drying it, decarboxylating it at 240F in oven for 30-40min, then cooking it using double boiler method for 3-4 hours with the desired oil…?

What are the optimal daily goal dosages of each cannabinoid? 500, 1000, 2000, 5000mg?

Does isolates have the same benefits as well?

I would appreciate your recipes too for RSO or oils or any related information.

Thanks in advance :folded_hands:t2:

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Honestly this was for a cat so it’s not like I could really get any meaningful feedback from them other than their meows so any recommendation I have is based on how ol` John Rambo took it. I believe I used cod liver oil as the carrier for him. Pretty much always CBD isolate with just a small amount of THC to kick it off - usually decarbed rosin because I didn’t want to introduce any sort of solvent into the mix. Daily dosages are…well…moot considering it was a cat and more based upon what he could physically handle so he didn’t get worked into a panic attack or something. Mixed it up on a warm mag stirrer with said carrier oil and put into an eyedropper bottle for administration.

I imagine pretty much with anything medical you’d want to use isolated compounds

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Thanks for the feedback…

So isolate is better than full spectrum extracts/oils?

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Full spectrum is good if you are trying to get a bunch at once. Isolate is an isolated compound.

Once again though this was for a cat and should be tempered based upon the information in the research paper vs what i say. I am no scientist by a long shot.

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Ok,thank you. Hopefully some other members will share their thoughts too

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Depends on your philosophy for one: do you believe the effectiveness in cannabis lies within extracts as close to the original plant as possible (full spectrum), or more so the compounds (isolates).

Isolates can be very useful creating ratio blends as @WolfeXtracts mentioned; High CBN/CBD/Etc for nighttime is a popular concoction.

Unless you (patient) have an adverse reaction to, or cannot safely/legally source full spectrum products (primarily due to THC contents), I’d start with those.

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Thank you for sharing your ratios.

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CBN is a pretty fun compound in itself!!!