Antibiotic Resistance Bacteria Can Be Stopped With Cannabis

Cannabis is one of the most controversial alternative medicines right now. It used to be illegal in many countries and states, but after lots of research and many studies conducted, there is proof that the capabilities of cannabis to treat cancer and many other diseases are proven. Not just cancer cells, but also different kinds of antibiotic resistant bacterias, and right now, many research and studies are on going to support it.  Antibiotic resistant bacteria is a very difficult to handle as antibiotics are one of the most powerful drugs, but studies shows that cannabis can stop it. Check out the article we found at Wakeup World.

Although Nature (and Man) has created a problem, Nature has also created a solution. It turns out that there may be an answer to the problem of antibiotic overuse and antibiotic-resistant bacteria: cannabis. Although it was demonized in the 1930s-1950s because of its threat to the oil, timber, clothing, fuel and pharmaceutical industries, the scientifically proven truth has emerged that cannabis (aka marijuana, hemp, weed or pot) has amazing medical properties that we are just beginning to understand.

In an earlier article Cannabidiol (CBD): The Cat’s Out of the Bag with This Cure-All, I highlighted how just one cannabinoid out of more than 100 (namely cannabidiol or CBD) was responsible for so many wonderful and astounding health benefits, such as being anti-carcinogenic, neuro-protective, anti-psychotic and anti-inflammatory. Well, now you can add another great medical property to the list: anti-bacterial or anti-microbial, and not just against any ordinary bacterium. A 2008 study entitled Antibacterial Cannabinoids from Cannabis sativa: A Structure-Activity Study found that cannabinoids have powerful anti-bacterial ability, including against MRSA.

Conclusion: The Cannabis Plant is a Highly Evolved Organism

The authors of the study state that “everything points towards these compounds having been evolved by the plants as antimicrobial defenses that specifically target bacterial cells … “ which suggests that we need to find the answer to our problems in Nature, not in a laboratory, and further reinforces the idea that plants are incredible organisms upon which the literal survival of mankind depends. Clearly, the cannabis plant is a highly evolved organism if it has developed phytochecmials that can outwit and defeat antibiotic-resistant bacteria and the most virulent of superbugs. The authors conclude:

Next Article: A Soup Recipe That Is 100X Stronger Than Antibiotic

Read Full Article: Cannabis: The Plant That Stops Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria

Save