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TRATAMIENTOS PARA EL CÁNCER; QUIMIO FRENTE A CANNABIS

/" style="box-sizing: border-box; color: rgb(51, 51, 51); text-decoration: none; transition: color 0.35s ease 0s;"> y los receptores CB1 y CB2. Estos receptores cannabinoides son activados por los fitocannabinoides presentes en el cannabis. Existe una teoría en varios estudios que la enfermedad se origina a partir de la deficiencia de endocannabinoides.

Los receptores CB1 se concentran en el sistema nervioso, incluido el cerebro; Los receptores CB2 se encuentran en todos los órganos internos y son parte del sistema inmune.

Cuando el THC se une a los receptores CB1 o CB2 (en una célula cancerosa), provoca un aumento en la producción de un lipido llamado ceramida y esta conduce a la muerte celular. Una célula sana no aumenta
erosas/" title="" target="_blank">enlace cómo el THC mata las células cancerosas pero no afecta las células sanas. El vídeo es de un período de 20 horas que se reduce a menos de 30 segundos.

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CANCER TREATMENTS; CHEMO VS CANNABIS

Several studies confirm that CBD and THC play important roles in the fight against cancer. Through a mechanism that causes mitochondria to stop producing energy, THC leads to the death of cancer cells. That is why it is so important that the medical community is prepared to accept the benefits of cannabis treatment in the face of the side effects of chemotherapy.

THC helps the immune system find cancer cells and promotes apoptosis (cancerous cell death), while CBD helps delay or even stop metastases.

The reason for this comes from the endocannabinoid system and the CB1 and CB2 receptors. These cannabinoid receptors are activated by the phytocannabinoids present in cannabis. There is a theory in several studies that the disease originates from endocannabinoid deficiency.

CB1 receptors are concentrated in the nervous system, including the brain; CB2 receptors are found in all internal organs and are part of the immune system.
When THC binds to CB1 or CB2 receptors (in a cancer cell), it causes an increase in the production of a lipid called ceramide and this leads to cell death. A healthy cell does not increase
erosas/">link how THC kills cancer cells but does not affect healthy cells. The video is of a period of 20 hours that is reduced to less than 30 seconds.