Ayahuasca for my Grandmother who is fighting Brain Cancer

[bingbongempire]

I'm hoping to find information and ideas regarding medicines that can help heal a person diagnosed with glioblastoma (Brain Cancer).
My Grandma is a fighter, but I don't know if taking her to Iquitos is the most practical plan (as she sometimes loses function of left leg.. had a seizure or two, etc..)

An introduction of me ~ curious, innovative, intelligent, fun-loving engineer and entrepreneur.
SWIM has tried everything under the sun, including Aya in Peru (and it cured me on many levels)

If anyone knows of Ayahuasca research involving Cancer patients and/or centers in the U.S. (incl Hawaii), I will be eternally grateful

Truthfully,
T

 

[spork]

Welcome bingbongempire. I'm sorry that your grandmother is going through this. I can only imagine how difficult it must be for you to see her in this state.

A few websites that might be of interest to you where you could possibly find research on this matter are Heffter Research Institute, MAPS, and The Beckley Foundation. I hope these links help.

Also, as a side note we don't use SWIM on Bluelight simply because we all know that you're talking about yourself and it offers no protection from law enforcement. If you have any questions about Bluelight, please feel free to ask!

 

[bingbongempire]

Welcome bingbongempire. I'm sorry that your grandmother is going through this. I can only imagine how difficult it must be for you to see her in this state.

A few websites that might be of interest to you where you could possibly find research on this matter are Heffter Research Institute, MAPS, and The Beckley Foundation. I hope these links help.

Also, as a side note we don't use SWIM on Bluelight simply because we all know that you're talking about yourself and it offers no protection from law enforcement. If you have any questions about Bluelight, please feel free to ask!

Thanks for the info, I'll check them out.

I agree SWIM is dumb, thanks for the heads up