Episode 487: Given 8 Months to Live and Now His Acute Myeloid Leukemia is Gone
Cannabis Health Radio PodcastShow Notes
After one round of chemotherapy for acute myeloid leukemia, doctors told 74 year old Ned Allen of Ireland that he had 8 months to live so he went home to die. But his son, Robbie, had a different idea and told his father about cannabis oil. Using cannabis oil in suppository form, a change in diet and supportive supplements his father began to quickly recover. Four months later, doctors could find no evidence of leukemia. When he left the hospital he was in a wheelchair. One day after our interview he went golfing. Listen to Ned and his son Robbie tell their amazing story. Connect with Cannabis Health Radio
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