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A Successful Case Treating Cancer with CBD Salve
by Seth R. Connell
Warning: Graphic Photos
Our
Big Daddy Morpheus came into our lives gradually and
almost in a rescue fashion. We were living in
It
was apparent that he had some sort of neurological issue that was unique. He
would raise his head in the air and wave it around every 8-10 seconds like
clockwork; a very unusual behavior. Upon taking him to the vets we we’re
told he was extremely healthy and should be able to get on fine, despite his
apparent disability that the vet could not pinpoint.
At
that time our pack of boys did not accept him. The hazing was never ending, and
at one point they tried killing him by ripping his right rear leg open.
Needless to say after that vet visit and some stitches we kept him in a solo
cage. One of our girls escaped one night, and was drawn to his cage by his
unique scent. We awoke to her running around the outside, and him following her
from the inside. Three weeks later she had a large litter that could only have
been fathered by him, because of the black markings on some of the babies. (Rat
Lady’s note: she no doubt slipped into his cage and then back out again,
as female rats in heat are prone to doing.)
Time
drew on, Morpheus was introduced to his sons, and he
quickly became the king of his own little pack. That story alone makes me so
happy for him, but it gets even more interesting. I moved to
That
was seven months ago. He was diagnosed by Dr. Kamaka
with a terminal zymbals gland tumor (ZGT) and given
3-4 weeks to live. Rather than lancing the mass and removing the sac she opted
to pop it like a zit to relieve the pressure on his eye and advised us to keep
him comfortable in his last weeks.
If we felt he was in pain she gave us the option of calling in a
prescription for some pain meds thru her. In the meantime she said to keep
giving him the reishi/honey mixture to prevent any
infection and help with pain.
Since
cannabis is legal here in
For
those of you who do not know, there have been many clinical studies over the
past 30 years that show organic compounds in cannabis are highly effective at
neutralizing and killing cancer cells. Primarily among then are
We
went home and continued treatment with reishi/honey.
The skin overlapping the now depressed mass soon became necrotic, turned black,
and fell away. The tumor quickly grew out of his face, overlapped his eye,
ballooned into his ear, and almost reached the size of his head. We began to
not only give him the mixture orally as we had been, but applying it topically
to the mass. Our thought was that if reishi stops
cancer growth, then this should work. At the very least it stopped all bleeding
that resulted from him scratching the tumor and it growing so rapidly. Even
with that, the mass blackened, continued to grow, and we feared the worst.
Morpheus, just before starting treatment with the cannabis salve.
Then
a friend who is an herbalist gave us some
Morpheus in December 2015.
Now,
as all of us know, sometimes our human lives found us getting caught up in
work/daily life, being away from home, and sometimes unable to apply the salve
so frequently. This experience taught us just how fast things can turn around
for the worst. If we missed even one treatment, the cancer would gain strength
and begin to balloon outwards again. These cells are incredibly resilient and
will grow VERY quickly if not kept at bay. Keeping up with regular application
is essential in staying on the winning side of the cancer battle. We found that
taking 0.5-1cc of the salve and giving it to him orally seemed to help as well;
at least with his pain and mood.
The
tumor is now flush to his face, skin is growing back in places, and he can see
out of his eye again. He often gets porphyrin
drainage out of that eye, but it’s nothing major. I do partially
contribute the success we have had with the cannabis salve to his tumor mass
being exposed to the air and not underneath skin. That factor alone allows for
a sure and direct application to the cancer cells, and does not have to rely on
skin absorption of the salve to soak the tumor underneath.
Morpheus in February 2016, next to the “miracle” salve.
Since
having such incredible success with Morpheus’
tumor we have begun to use it on growths his children begin to have. His
daughter Violet has a mammary tumor near her urethra that grew to the size of a
grape in two weeks before we began treating it. Since then it has not enlarged.
One of Morph’s son’s, Big Bear, has a pea sized lump behind his
left leg that too has not grown since we began topical application of the salve
to it. They both get the same oral dose their Big Daddy gets, and we hope that
over the coming months their tumors will shrink and disappear. Time will tell
for certain, but we remain hopeful.
Our
friend makes the salve at home with coconut oil, oregano oil, cannabis extract,
lavender, rosemary, and bees wax.
This cannabis salve is amazing, has given us many precious extra months
with our Big Daddy, and I had to share our experience with everyone on the Rat
Fan Club group on Facebook. That is where Debbie
heard about our story and asked if we could share it with you here.
We
want everyone to know that this treatment takes time to work (and legal use
thereof depends on where you live).
It is not an overnight cure by any means, and you have to be VERY
diligent with the applications. From all I’ve read on ZGT is that he
should have passed away many moons ago. Instead he’s still living it up
as king among his five boys and five grandsons here in
Update: Morpheus
lived comfortably until the end of May! What an amazing story providing hope
for rat lovers everywhere! To order
the salve you can email Becca Jones at Naturelbelle4u@gmail.com
and send her money via Paypal.
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