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Hello David- I’ve been using liquid C-B-D oil through the Minnesota Medical Marijuana vendor, Leafline. Here’s the details concerning my use of C-B-D and the improvement I believe are attributed to its use with healing my lytic lesions and reducing the multiple myeloma bone pain.
In early November ’18, I had my 8th annual follow-up appointment at Mayo Clinic with my Hematology Oncologist who specializes in multiple myeloma. I had my annual full body CT scan to assess the condition of the hundreds of lytic lesions as a result of the destruction caused by the myeloma.
For about 2 years, as part of my treatment plan, I received infusions of Zometa that can help with replacing bone in these lytic lesions. Every year for the last 7 years, the lesions have shown no improvement.
In March, 2017, I relapsed and the myeloma aggressively grew in the marrow of my right femur, causing a fracture. The new treatment plan that includes immunotherapy, (darzelex/daratumumab) and radiation, has worked great.
That summer, I started using Medical Marijuana/C-B-D to help control the pain of the fracture and neuropathy, because I didn’t want to continue with the narcotics I was on. I’ve continued taking the MM/CBD for the past 17 mos, because of the additional benefits including the anti-inflammatory and bone rebuilding properties.
What I’ve been taking is their oral liquid products called “Tangerine” and “Cobalt”. The Tangerine is 2 mg T-H-C/ml w/trace amt of C-B-D. I take 4-5 ml at night. With my neuropathy pain, it helps me get to sleep, stay asleep and wake up w/o feeling groggy. It minimizes the pain, so I can fall asleep. As an oral prep, it takes about an hr for it to take effect. The Cobalt is 20 mg CBD/ml w/1mg THC/ml. I take 1 ml of Cobalt in the morning.
For the first time, the CT scan showed improvement to the lesions in some areas, particularly in the fractured femur as well as other places.
I hope this helps show, anecdotally at least, that there may be a benefit for myeloma.
Best regards & blessings, Sally
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“A new study explores another promising new medical application for medical marijuana. According to the research, the administration of the non-psychotropic component significantly helps heal bone fractures…
According to the research, the administration of the non-psychotropic component cannabinoid cannabidiol (C-B-D) significantly helps heal bone fractures. The study, conducted on rats with mid-femoral fractures, found that C-B-D — even when isolated from tetrahydrocannabinol (T-H-C), the major psychoactive component of cannabis — markedly enhanced the healing process of the femora after just eight weeks…
“The clinical potential of cannabinoid-related compounds is simply undeniable at this point,” said Dr. Gabet. “While there is still a lot of work to be done to develop appropriate therapies, it is clear that it is possible to detach a clinical therapy objective from the psychoactivity of cannabis. C-B-D, the principal agent in our study, is primarily anti-inflammatory and has no psychoactivity…”
[…] C-B-D for Myeloma Bone, Pain Therapy […]
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