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The daughter had an ultrasound the other day that suggests she has cirrhosis, early stage. No confirmation yet, but it would explain the symptoms that’ve been dogging her.
14 years ago she downed a bottle of Tylenol in a failed suicide attempt. This is that action coming back to haunt her.
I’ve already started an in-depth study on liver disease and cannabinoid therapies. So far I’ve found nothing about any regimens being used.
I’d appreciate any info anyone has on cannabis and liver disease. It’s the one organ that we know for sure will regenerate, it’s getting it to regenerate healthy cells instead of scar tissue that’ll be the game of the day.
Until this evening I was unaware that the liver would regenerate scar tissue. That presents something of a challenge, doesn’t it? Get the numbers turned in favor of healthy cells seems to be the pathway, and the dramatic rise in CB2 concentrations suggests CBD as the dominant cannabinoid choice. It’s been found that CBD will cause fibrous liver cells to commit apoptosis.
Is that not the coolest thing ever? THC does this with cancer cells and CBD does it with fibrous hepatic cells.
We’re not afraid, just a little thrown by the idea that this came about. We bounce well. We use cannabis.
She was glad that it didn’t look cancerous. She wasn’t liking the idea of suppositories. Lol!
14 years ago she downed a bottle of Tylenol in a failed suicide attempt. This is that action coming back to haunt her.
I’ve already started an in-depth study on liver disease and cannabinoid therapies. So far I’ve found nothing about any regimens being used.
I’d appreciate any info anyone has on cannabis and liver disease. It’s the one organ that we know for sure will regenerate, it’s getting it to regenerate healthy cells instead of scar tissue that’ll be the game of the day.
Until this evening I was unaware that the liver would regenerate scar tissue. That presents something of a challenge, doesn’t it? Get the numbers turned in favor of healthy cells seems to be the pathway, and the dramatic rise in CB2 concentrations suggests CBD as the dominant cannabinoid choice. It’s been found that CBD will cause fibrous liver cells to commit apoptosis.
Is that not the coolest thing ever? THC does this with cancer cells and CBD does it with fibrous hepatic cells.
We’re not afraid, just a little thrown by the idea that this came about. We bounce well. We use cannabis.
She was glad that it didn’t look cancerous. She wasn’t liking the idea of suppositories. Lol!