Hemp Oil to Treat Skin Cancer

Whether it’s melanoma, dyplastic nevi, or any other form of skin cancer, the fact remains that over 2 million Americans are diagnosed with one or more types of skin cancer each year. Skin cancer also often coincides with such cancers as breast, prostate, colon and lung. Additionally, statistics show that 1 out of every 5 Americans will develop skin cancer at some point in their life and one person in the United States dies every hour from melanoma.

With these facts, we should also take into account the benefits that hemp oil has been proven to have. Hemp oil, which is widely regarded as a “super food,” contains omega 3, omega 6 and gamma linoleic acid. This concentration of gamma linoleic acid (GLA) is 5% higher than any other plant known to man. GLA is known to help with a wide variety of disorders, ailments and diseases, including breast and skin cancer. GLA helps promote healthy cell growth, thereby neutralizing cancer cells. Mankind has also known about the healing properties of hemp for thousands and thousands of years, with some of the first being Native Americans and Asian natives.

In recent times, hemp - and even hash oil, to a lesser extent - has been discovered to help hinder, and in certain cases, even cure skin cancer. A great video by David Triplett is available on youtube on the topic at the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tghUh4ubbg.

The nutrients and beneficial acids contained in hemp oil are being used more and more to cure early-stage skin cancer lesions. To treat a skin cancer lesion with hemp (or hash oil, although it is not as effective) oil, apply a generous, but not overwhelming amount of the oil to the lesion(s). When you are sure that the lesion is thoroughly covered with the topical ointment, completely cover the affected area with a waterproof bandage for 72 hours. At the end of the 72 hours (3 full days) you may remove the bandage. Clean the area with isopropyl alcohol and reapply the ointment, repeating the covering with a bandage for 3 days, process. Repeat this process until the lesion(s) is completely gone from sight and then continue the process for an additional 2 to 3 weeks. This is to ensure that the cancer cells are completely neutralized, just like you’re supposed to take antibiotics until you run out, rather than when your symptoms go away.

With so many stories relating to marijuana out there in the news that portray marijuana users as criminals, we thought you’d like this fairly new information which gives us leverage to use in the fight for legalization. It’s hard to ignore that skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States and almost nothing works as effectively to cure it than a plant classified as federally illegal by our government.