Hi sorry to hear this we have had people use our RSO for cancer treatment with good feedback from them.
Some put a grain of rice size drop on a sweet to help with getting an appetite back,sleep and of course pain.
For those that cant ingest or dont want a high RSO can be also taken in suppository form also.
If you need any assistance with any questions about anything even if you dont buy off of us please do not hesitate to message us we are here to help the community anyway we can

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Definetly reccomend RSO, Can't beat the reputation of DIUK either. Always top service from them 👌

I'll second that on recommending DIUK, they're fantastic, and RSO has been used to treat cancer patients since it was invented

Hi Corbeau,
Take a look into RSO oil if they are not a current smoker. Lots of stuff about it online 😊

Sorry to hear about your situation.

A high quality R.S.O seems like the product you are looking for, if you have any questions feel free to pop us a message. We currently provide this product to other customers for this application, and we've received great feedback

If cannabis is to be use just for relieving symptoms of other treatments, edibles (food with cannabis) or vape flower are the best.

If you wanna considering the main treatment to be cannabis... Then Rick Simpson Oil (full expetrum tinture) is the one to be searched and used.

Another tip is to be aware of tolerance and dosage (mg = milligrams of extract ) .

Hope it helps and everything goes well.
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Been researching this for similar reasons. I wonder if this might work? Not tried it yet myself (my tolerance is pretty high), but figured it could be best for my relative (who has never used cannabis, so needs something gentle)... I've heard that a full spectrum 1:1 mix of THC/CBD has the best medicinal effects...also, calling a helpline like Macmillan may offer some forms of support/advice the NHS has overlooked, so I'd definitely recommend using one too (they've been a lifeline for our family - even just having someone knowledgeable to talk to helps a lot). I hope you find something suitable mate.

Just scroll through the items, there’s all sorts on here, and definitely something that will work... just really depends on what she’d like.

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