There are major studies that have been published in the last few years that indicate that there are some chemicals in cannabis that are effective in combating cancerous cells that 
develop and spread in the body systems or organs. The chemical endocannabinoids have been found to kill cancer cells efficiently without damaging healthy cells while chemotherapy damages both cancer cells and healthy cells altogether.
But why would cannabis have any effect on cancer? The answer can be explained in one word - endocannabinoids. "Amazing as it sounds we're all born with a form of cannabis already in our bodies. It's called the Endocannabinoid system".
The Endocannabinoid System, or ECS, influences multiple physiological processes. This intricate system modulates energy intake as well as nutrient transport, metabolism and storage.
A completely natural collection of compounds, endocannabinoids are our body's own form of marijuana and are involved in most of our cells and structures. They control a variety of functions in the nervous system, heart, reproductive and immune systems. Endocannabinoid
messengers help the
cells communicate. It protect our good cells while killing
the bad ones like cancer cells.
In all animals the nervous system is made of the same components - large numbers of nerve cells carrying electrical signals. And wherever the cells meet these signals are passed to a receptor in the next cell by a chemical messenger called a neurotransmitter. Inside the brain there are different types of neurotransmitters including dopamine and serotonin. All animals from rodents to fish, to elephants, to humans have inherited this basic structure because of this similarity these new signals came to be known as cannabinoids.
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develop and spread in the body systems or organs. The chemical endocannabinoids have been found to kill cancer cells efficiently without damaging healthy cells while chemotherapy damages both cancer cells and healthy cells altogether.But why would cannabis have any effect on cancer? The answer can be explained in one word - endocannabinoids. "Amazing as it sounds we're all born with a form of cannabis already in our bodies. It's called the Endocannabinoid system".
The Endocannabinoid System, or ECS, influences multiple physiological processes. This intricate system modulates energy intake as well as nutrient transport, metabolism and storage.
A completely natural collection of compounds, endocannabinoids are our body's own form of marijuana and are involved in most of our cells and structures. They control a variety of functions in the nervous system, heart, reproductive and immune systems. Endocannabinoid
In all animals the nervous system is made of the same components - large numbers of nerve cells carrying electrical signals. And wherever the cells meet these signals are passed to a receptor in the next cell by a chemical messenger called a neurotransmitter. Inside the brain there are different types of neurotransmitters including dopamine and serotonin. All animals from rodents to fish, to elephants, to humans have inherited this basic structure because of this similarity these new signals came to be known as cannabinoids.
For more video on Cannabis---type in cancer in the box that says "search this Blog".
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