Can Pot Treat Cancer

[jion1965]

Lots of success stories I don't think. They are all based on a DCA passing it back to the original creditor or to another DCA. That is hardly a success, I can manage that by using the CCA1974 as did Di Mayhew , a rather famous recent case .
I fear all you are doing is misleading people into believing that this will cancel their debts.

Non of this stuff has been tested in court , or has it...I did ask for case law

oh for crying out loud...why are they passing it on??

do some proper research! clicking on a few posts in 'success stories' does not amount to much does it?

read the book this forum is dedicated to (on the home page) at least. this process works, you will understand why, when you discover how money is actually created (by us) and the trickery that has been used against us by the banks.

if your happy your right, fair play. go off and do your own thing, but there is more to this than you'd imagine, it just takes a an hour every night until it clicks. it will happen if you research it enough

Sorry but I asked for some evidence and was pointed to the success so I read some and they did not seem conclusive. I also asked for case law and no one has been able to provide any. I am not saying that you can not baffle a DCA and maybe get them to close the books on a smallish amount that is possibly faulty anyway, after all DCA's are brainless. I was on Cag when someone quoted one of the template letters and claims he has had his debt written off and is now suing for 8K costs, all well and good, but I do not see any evidence that it can be won like that.

Of course the banking industry is corrupt , anyone with a brain knows that.
Before I put my energies into this route I will need some evidence, don't worry I even have reservations about UE although I have had letters confirming my debts are UE until they can produce the agreement, it's just not worth their while looking for it on a debt of say 3K that they may have only paid £150 for, so not exactly a victory for UE just delaying tactics till it goes SB

[ceylon]

maybe you should look it up yourself

[smilingalltheway]

Postby harvy » Wed Aug 22, 2012 12:16 pm
the word alternative should be replaced by traditional


i agree the word alter native shouldn't be there.

[harvy]

Postby harvy » Wed Aug 22, 2012 12:16 pm
the word alternative should be replaced by traditional


i agree the word alter native shouldn't be there.

he he, native, just seen it now

[gregkm]

as a medical person & researcher I know you can find evidence to back up almost anything.
Even if THC has anti carcinogenic most people would get emphysema or lung, tracheal or throat and/or stomach cancer just trying to to ingest it. Ever watched a smoker at the end of their life? or having their throat removed?

By the way did you know carrots kill people? just check the statistics

[smilingalltheway]

By the way did you know carrots kill people? just check the statistics

greg you would never notice carrots killing you ..... a bit like rice...... thats how big the deception is....

and it's been repeated in this thread that it's not smoking pot that cures......
you say you research and are a medical person, yet it seems you can barely read whats in this thread.....
i bet your medical team and researchers all support this line of thinking and blindly believe what you say without looking at all the facts?
perhaps you need an eye test.....

throat and/or stomach cancer just trying to to ingest it.

please provide evidence for this... I'm sure this is widely "reported" in medical journals because they use pot to cure cancer so often......there must be so much evidence of this that you are able to provide it at the drop of a hat...... yes sure....

[harvy]

smilingalltheway, wait wait, lets not jump it, greg is right, look at heading below, lol (doubt it highly likely though) researcher? lol

Young cannabis users 'do not realise the huge danger to their health'

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 18050.html

the article is a few months old, but i did leave a msge on it. read the comments section, the overall consensus is it's readers are not buying it any more. They is way too much research out they showing the true benefits of the good old weed.

rice & carrots are hybridized foods. the vital organs, esp. the liver, doesn't recognize them. stick to heirloom.

& yes, not only do i toke, use a vaporiser, but bake a cake out of it.

Since i practice or is it perfected, traditional medicine, never needed to see an orthodox GP in 10 years, thats why I'm able to smoke it pure, subsequent 'detoxification' programs

oh, one final point, its part of my 'spirituality', just as much are organic/wild dates, honey & almonds (spiritual foods)

good afternoon & namaste

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Heirloom Rice, Forbidden and Otherwise

The other day I tried forbidden rice, a black grain that turns a deep violet color when cooked. I picked it up at the natural foods store, enticed by the look of the shiny onyx particles and the provocative name.

Other than licorice and blackberries (and the occasional forgotten slice of toast), there aren’t a whole lot of black foods out there, so their appearance on a plate is always a little surprising. When served with brightly colored foods, like red pepper or mango, the inky rice looks downright striking.

It turns out that this heirloom rice, grown in China, is also naturally high in iron—it contains more than three times as much iron as regular brown rice, and sixteen times as much as glutinous white rice (although enriched white rice nearly matches it). As a whole grain, it is also high in fiber. Its flavor is slightly nutty, although I found it a bit bland (possibly because I omitted the salt that the cooking instructions advised), and its texture is smooth and firm—not at all sticky like glutinous rice.

The story behind the name, according to the company that sells it in the United States, Lotus Foods, is that the rice was once grown exclusively for emperors in China. Other sources claim it was believed to be an aphrodisiac. In any case, it is only one of several varieties of heirloom rice on the market that Uncle Ben never heard of.

Rice is a member of the grass family that grows wild in tropical and sub-tropical regions. According to The Cambridge World History of Food, rice may have been cultivated beginning 10,000 years ago in China, India and other Asian countries. There are about 40,000 varieties of rice, yet only a handful are familiar to most Americans.

In addition to forbidden rice, Lotus Foods also sells a Bhutanese red rice—intriguing if only for the novelty of eating something grown in Bhutan, a tiny, mountainous country that has prioritized “gross national happiness” over gross domestic product—and Kalijira, or “the prince of rice,” grown in Bangladesh and described as looking like miniature Basmati. The site includes recipes for each variety.

Unusual varieties of fair-trade rice grown in the terraces of the northern Philippines are sold under the name Eighth Wonder as part of a project to preserve heirloom rice and the communities and cultures that have formed around its production since ancient times. Sticky rice varieties include rust-red Kalinga Jekot and Mountain Violet. Ulikan is a long-grain russet-colored rice said to have an earthy aroma.

There are also heirloom varieties that originated closer to home. Carolina Gold Rice, a long-grain rice that was the dominant crop of the Carolina Territory and Georgia during the colonial and antebellum periods, became nearly extinct by the end of the Great Depression. It was revived in the 1980s by a Savannah plantation owner, who collected seeds from a seed bank and began cultivating it. It’s not as colorful or as exotic as some Asian varieties, but its fans are partial to its delicate taste and texture.

http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/food/20 ... otherwise/

[D1str1ct]

i love reading about stuff like this. it does, even if your givin a time limit as 3 weeks or a couple days, as soon as you start drinkn that hemp oil your back to recovery. theres dudes in canada that had a 24 hour limit on his life, started drinkn an 3 years later hes still fine, theres 4 main chemicals thc, thcv, cbd and cbc i think that bitch the cancer out, stop the reproduction of cancer, wall it in and convince it to commit suicide. seen it on a doc. theres over 426 chemicals theyv found so far an they are identical to what the human body produces. you can replace exhausted cells with identical new ones and bring your body to optimal function. even brain cancer can be killed by thc and cbd. they slip through the membrane and have a word with the cancer. i love the fact that the plant gives us food, building materials, clothes and medicine and the government are stopping us from using it.