This 9-year-old kid Brave Mykayla, who suffered from T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, is a living proof that medical marijuana can save lives. Now, she made a video and uploaded it via YouTube to help spread awareness regarding the effectiveness of pediatric cannabis therapy as it successfully treated her cancer. Alternative medicines need to be considered especially when it comes to cancer treatments as we currently only have radiation and chemotherapy.
This 9-year-old kid Brave Mykayla, who suffered from T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, is a living proof that medical marijuana can save lives. Now, she made a video and uploaded it via YouTube to help spread awareness regarding the effectiveness of pediatric cannabis therapy as it successfully treated her cancer. Alternative medicines need to be considered especially when it comes to cancer treatments as we currently only have radiation and chemotherapy. Mykayla's case is very rare and her leukemia is an aggressive form during the childhood stage.It was in July 2012 when doctors diagnosed her with this condition and found a basketball-sized mass of lymphoblasts embedded in her chest. The size of her mass was too large for her to be sedated as a pressure from her esophagus and heart can build up which can easily end her life.
Cannabis is more like a taboo than an alternative medicine to our society today. But then, here's Mykayla providing proof that it can cure even the very rare case of a cancer.
Not only this kid had a success with treating an illness with cannabis. In fact, there were many people with cancer who used this alternative treatment and had success with numerous amount of strong scientific evidences and case studies that can back it up.
After many years of medical studies, the element cannabinoids that can be found in this plant have been proven to lessen cancer cells resulting to rebuilding the immune system and be able to keep up with the illness.
THE CASE OF MYKAYLA
Brave Mykayla's cell counts drastically decreased when she started to treat with cannabis. In July 2012, her recorded lymphoblast was 51% and it went all the way down to 0% in August 2012. The last trace of lymphoblasts was found last July 30, 2012, in her blood smear test.
As of posting, many states and countries are now legalizing the use of medical marijuana. It will be interesting to watch out how well it will go in the world of medical science and the acceptance of society to use medical marijuana as one of the most effective alternative treatments to treat various medical illnesses such as cancer.
Source: Collective Evolution
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