Lung cancer is the most common type of cancer in people worldwide, with more than 2 million new cases diagnosed each year.

In addition to new cases, nearly 2 million people die each year from lung cancer. This is a very serious and distressing problem.

Like many people, I have lost loved ones to lung cancer, and there is nothing I can’t bear to hang out with them again.

Smoking is the No. 1 cause of lung cancer, and due to regular marijuana use, some people often try to equate the two.

However, tobacco Cannabis is different in many ways, including when it comes to lung cancer. A promising new study sheds light on why this is so.

Cannabis Extracts and Lung Tumors

researchers in UK A recent case study involving lung cancer patients and cannabis extract was conducted.

According to the study, lung cancer patients refused “traditional” cancer treatment and instead ingested cannabis extract.

This elderly The patient (in her 80s) self-administered cannabis extract daily (2-3 times a day) for two and a half years unknown to her clinician.

“Sequential imaging showed that her cancer gradually decreased from 41 mm to 10 mm over 2.5 years,” the authors said.

“Previous studies have failed to agree on the usefulness of cannabinoids as a cancer treatment. This case appears to demonstrate the possible benefits of ‘CBD oil’ intake, which may have contributed to the observed tumor regression,” the authors continued.

“The use of cannabinoids as a potential cancer treatment justifies further research,” the researchers concluded.

Pay attention to personal research results

Various studies show that cannabis plant become an effective treatment for cancer, including studies cited earlier in this article.

However, much remains unknown when it comes to cannabis and cancer, and results will vary from situation to situation.

Just because cannabis treatment works for one patient doesn’t mean it works for all patients.

Keep this in mind when recommending cannabis treatment to suffering patients, and encourage them to do as much research as possible to understand the situation when making treatment decisions.