Did you know that marijuana kills cancer cells?

You're assuming that you can reach close-minded people. That's a naive assumption. If they could be reached and used rational reasoning and logic, they wouldn't be close-minded people in the first place. What makes them close-minded people is the fact that they won't listen to you or agree with what you are saying, no matter how many studies or sources you present before them. I wouldn't waste my time if I were you. Evolution will eventually weed them out as the generations are becoming more open-minded every 10 years or so.

And yes I did know that. Below are some more sources for you to use in your futile mission. Alternet.org, MedicalCannabis.com, and NowPublic.com do not look like credible websites. So in the future, you may want to link to more well-known media sites like ScienceDaily, CBS, WashingtonPost, etc.

If you don't, then people will accuse your sources of not being credible enough and will say that anybody with $10 can register a domain name and put up a website

You have asked this so called question a few times before and repeatedly asking a question is against Yahoo’s rules and this one is more of a rant anyway.

If marijuana actually killed the cells involved with more than 200 different diseases called cancer that would mean chronic marijuana users would never get cancer and they do. Marijuana does not stop cancer, it does not cause cancer - it has nothing to do with cancer.

EDIT: I never claimed to nor do I think I know everything. Nor am I closed minded to marijuana I grew up near the ocean of southern California and was a teenager during the 1970s. I also lived in Alaska where it was legal to grow up to 3 plants per person. I have smoked and consumed my fair share. I have also encouraged my father who has MS to use it to help relieve his symptoms which is legal here in California.

Studies are just that studies there is nothing in your links that proves anything. I work in the industry that does pay attention and I am not the one who is closed minded. If you want to promote your views that is fine, create a blog or something, but exporting a question and answer format is not the way to do it.

How does the government get money if people die? The majority of cancer patients have Medicare which pay s 10 times more money in the last 30 days of a cancer patient’s life than what is spent over their entire lifetime – in other words billions are lost every year.

Weed Kills Cancer Cells

Does Marijuana Kill Cancer

You have asked this same question and variations on it several times in the Cancer section, and have today become abusive towards those cancer professionals and patients who dispute any detail of your claims. I'll repeat what I said in my last answer to you (identical question): What you are linking to are reports of studies, not proof - and in most cases they are links to media reports of those studies, rather than any kind of scientific report. Studies are just that - studies; they suggest possibilities for further research, they do not claim to be proof. And I think some of the research into cannabinoids and cancer certainly merits further research. But so far there is no actual proof that marijuana is in any way effective against cancer. The research in one of your links, that carried out at Complutense University in Madrid and the University hospital of Tenerife is particularly interesting, and had some promising results; but as I pointed out to you before, this research was into into the use of chemical cannabinoids to help treat ONE particular sub-type of ONE type of cancer, and was an extremely small study involving only 9 patients. The researchers do not claim their findings as conclusive proof; yet you feel able to make that claim for them And again, here's no suggestion in any of this research that marijuana can either treat or prevent cancer; the research has been done using man-made chemicals that mimic the compounds found in cannabis, rather than unpurified marijuana. If you were presenting these studies as interesting research and possible evidence, that would be a valid point. But you're claiming them as proof positive, insulting those who point to the lack of conclusive evidence , and insisting that the claims you make are the truth.

You've asked questions along these lines before, and I replied to you at length once before.

This time I just want to point out that what you are linking to are reports of studies, not proof - and in most cases they are links to media reports of those studies, rather than any kind of scientific report.

Studies are just that - studies; they suggest possibilities for further research, they do not claim to be proof. And I think some of the research into cannabinoids and cancer certainly merits further research.

But so far there is no actual proof that marijuana is in any way effective against cancer.

The research in one of your links, that carried out at Complutense University in Madrid and the University hospital of Tenerife is particularly interesting, and had some promising results; but as I pointed out to you before, this research was into into the use of chemical cannabinoids to help treat ONE particular sub-type of ONE type of cancer, and was an extremely small study involving only 9 patients.

The researchers do not claim their findings as conclusive proof; yet you feel able to make that claim for them

And again, here's no suggestion in any of this research that marijuana can either treat or prevent cancer; the research has been done using man-made chemicals that mimic the compounds found in cannabis, rather than unpurified marijuana.

If you were presenting these studies as interesting research and possible evidence, that would be a valid point. But you're claiming them as proof positive, calling all those who point to the lack of conclusive evidence 'clueless and closed-minded' and insisting that the claims you make are the truth.

Coming onto a cancer forum and insulting people who have or have had cancer - many of whom will have investigated this along with other possibilities when they were frantically researching treatments after their terrifying diagnosis - is a tad insensitive, don't you think? Maybe you could try another approach

I didn't know that but I have read that THC is a mixed bag. I heard that it raises the chance of getting cancer but I could be wrong there. It obviously helps cancer patients with their pain and is a far better drug than the pharma drugs being pedaled. I have my reservations about drugs. I think drugged out people are part of the agenda to keep us "down and out" but I'm also for legalizing all drugs and decriminalizing addiction. The war on drugs is a farce and people ensared by addiction need help, not jail. Criminalizing pot smoking is just another way the police state gets to control us. And it's wrong. I do agree that unlike most drugs, there's a medicinal quality to pot and it's not as addictive as alcohol, coke, crack, meth or heroin. Alcohol is the most dangerous drug out there. It's destroyed more families than all the other drugs combined. And it's legal.

If what you say is true why aren't doctors reccomending Americans go to Amsterdam and they can smoke as much pot as they want and cure their cancer. I highly doubt our Government would hide this fact if it were true and I don't believe U.S. Medical Companies or Marijuana supporters would hide such a fact. Not only that but don't some states now allow medical marijuana for cancer patients. If I remember correctly they give it to them for pain, if this were true this would cure their cancer and they would no longer need to use it for pain. Sometimes common sense is a good thing to have, also try reading counter arguements for such studies.

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