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Dr.Christina Sanchez explains how cannabis kills cancer cells (MORE at cureyourowncancer.org)

Lincoln Horsley · 240K views · 2014-03-26 · 5:22

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A short clip of molecular biologist Cristina Sanchez describing her lab research on how THC affects cancer cells. It is uploaded on a channel promoting cannabis as a cancer treatment.

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HN commenters mostly cite it critically, as the kind of source behind cannabis-cures-cancer claims that overstate early lab results.

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drummer · 2019-12 · Criticism

The main component of RSO actually has been studied and proven to kill cancer. You need RSO with very high THC concentration. [VIDEO]

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kd3 · 2019-09 · Criticism

This is not misinfo. Chemo is misinfo. You can find tons of info online about THC killing cancer. Here is a video: [VIDEO]

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kareldonk369 · 2018-11 · Criticism

The cure for cancer already exists. We've had it for ages. It's THC found in the cannabis plants. See research from, among others, Compultense University in Spain.[1] Many people suffering from various forms of cancer have been cured by using cannabis oil made from cannabis with high THC concentrations. [1] [VIDEO]

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