Episode 482: Given 12–18 Months to Live: How Cannabis Oil Helped Him Beat Brain Cancer
Cannabis Health Radio PodcastShow Notes
When he was diagnosed with brain cancer in October of 2022, doctors told 31 year old Nathan Duarte of British Columbia, Canada that his cancer was incurable, extremely aggressive and had a 100% recurrence rate. Then they told him he only had a year to 18 months to live. An operation removed 60% of his tumor and he underwent some chemo and radiation but he feels it was cannabis that resulted in his cancer free diagnosis a year later. His oncologist said he had never seen anything like it.
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