Multiple studies have been shown that cannabidiol oil, the non-psychoactive, therapeutic component of the marijuana plant, has anti-cancer properties. 

Dr. Sean Mcallister, a scientist at the Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco, has been studying cannabinoid compounds for 10 years has said: “research shows that cannabidiol, a potent antitumoral compound in its own right, acts synergistically with various anti-cancer pharmaceuticals, enhancing their impact while cutting the toxic dosage necessary for maximum effect.”

Furthermore, the efficacy of cannabidiol oil appears to not be limited to being anti-cancer, but is being regarded as protective in multiple areas of health; “in Freiburg, Germany, 300 scientists from around the world discussed their latest findings, which are pointing the way toward novel treatment strategies for cancer and other degenerative diseases.”

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