Cannabis recommended by US National Cancer Institute - after self-censoring

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Natural healers have known the benefits of cannabis for thousands of years. Now the US National Cancer Institute seems to have caught up. But they removed reference to anti-tumor properties shortly after first publication - well, well. I bet we can guess why. Full story here:

http://washingtonindependent.com/107142/first-federal-agency-to-acknowledge-medical-marijuana-removes-anti-tumor-information-from-database

Current bowdlerized recommendations here:

http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/cam/cannabis/healthprofessional/AllPages

As stated in the NCI article, the highest concentration of active constituents is found in the female flowers. It's likely that the most fragrant plants contain the highest concentrations of all - which in street terms includes skunk and super-skunk. Cannabis oil is very concentrated, and is banned in the same countries that ban the plant.