In Honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October please keep in mind that...

A very likely potential cure for breast cancer exists, yet is denied to researchers and patients alike strictly because of politics and political reality.

Cannabinoids for Cancer Treatment: Promise and Progress

http://cancerres.aacrjournals.org/content/68/2/339.full#sec-6

" Sit up, join up, get on line, get in touch, find out who's raising hell and join them. No use waiting on a bunch of wussy politicians."
- Molly Ivins

I'm raising hell here. Join me. Hell is needed because;

Change is hard.

Especially if you are the Government.

There are a million reasons to resist change. You've already formulated hundreds of these reasons before reading another word here.

Is there one reason I could convey so you would agree that change is necessary and good?

If cannabis were available, we could kill cancer cells, without killing healthy cells. Cancer can be easily and inexpensively curable.

This concept is the 'Holy Grail' of cancer research.

Is this a good enough reason to venture outside your comfort zone?

When cannabis is re-legalized, your kids will have a harder time getting it and they won't lose their college loans and futures for possessing it.

To me, that's not so scary. Sounds better than the current reality.

Is this a reason to endure the uncomfortable reality of change?

And yes, the US Government is well aware of this property of cannabis.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16078104?dopt=Citation

Actually, they patented the therapeutic properties of cannabis

But, there is a problem with this utopian view of curable cancer.

Curable cancer is finite. It does not involve lifetime treatment.

This concept shifts resources away from perpetual disease management to other, better uses.

We voluntarily keep this versatile material off limits to any and all who would use it to better our world by imprisoning those who would produce it.

Some know it as cannabis. Other, hemp.

But you and your lawmakers know it as

Marijuana is a product of Cannabis sativa l. or cannabis indica l. There are a number of subspecies of cannabis, and these subspecies include hemp.  Think of it like corn.  There's sweet corn, popcorn, field corn etc. All useful, but still all are known as corn.

If you choose to read further, you'll find out why cannabis is illegal, what keeps it illegal and why politicians feel it is in their best interest to keep it that way.

If you want to do something to change this, this is a place to start. Learning more about the background of cannabis, how it was previously used, why it has been villified, and what is its potential value  today.

Start with watching the video below. It is a film by David Triplett, a California resident who treated his own skin cancer with hemp oil.

There are others for you to watch. Watch Rick Simpson's "Run From the Cure".

Because ultimately, not changing is what you need to fear.

You'll find out with continued reading why the current policy of eradication and prohibition of cannabis is not only counter-productive but destructive to you and your children.

So let's begin.

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