My mom has breast cancer, how should we apply the oil?

My mother was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. We're working on the oil for her and would like to know if we should apply it topically or have her ingest it? Because its so expensive to make I'd easily just have her do both, but it there wont be enough oil for her. Any info or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

I really can't answer your question, I'm not sure if anyone can give you a definite answer. I do believe people use topical ointments for skin cancer or other ailments on the skin surface, most people fighting internal cancers ingest their meds. Best of luck to you and your mother!

ingestion would be my recommendation if you had to choose between the two, the ingestion in general will make you healthier as well as POTENTIALLY stopping the cancer from the inside.

IndianLung said:

My mother was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. We're working on the oil for her and would like to know if we should apply it topically or have her ingest it? Because its so expensive to make I'd easily just have her do both, but it there wont be enough oil for her. Any info or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

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If you have read up on Rick Simpson or watched any videos he recommends an amount the size of a half of a grain of rice 3 times a day ingested. I am trying to figure out how to get the oil for my hubby. So I'm here doing all sorts of research and it's very overwhelming. Happy that your mom is able to get the oil and thoughts and prayers go out to her.

If this is a formulary drug it will be listed in the US Pharmacopia. If this is a prescribed drug wasn't there a flyer with it? Or didn't the prescriber educate you/her on its use? Trying to help here as a medical person and it just sounds odd. Unless you made it yourself and prescribed it and that's all cool with me. The PDR is online now. Free I think to search and use.

http://www.naturalnews.com/033757_cannabis_oil_cancer_cure.html

One patient used for skin cancer by applying topically directly to the site. Sounds reasonable to me. Check with any surgeons involved before applying and they will not turn you in I promise and swear to God. Don't lie and tell every one of them what she uses or does. They will not report. They can do you no good if you lie or they don't know.