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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2025 · 35 MIN

Episode 476: Her Inoperable Lung Cancer is Gone

from Cannabis Health Radio Podcast · host Lynette Hayes, Ian Jessop

 Lynette experienced severe symptoms before diagnosis including inability to walk short distances without collapsing, constant coughing that prevented speaking, and extreme fatigue that made basic activities impossible.Medical professionals initially prescribed antibiotics three times before ordering urgent X-rays and MRI scans, which led to immediate referral to a lung cancer specialist and hospitalization.Hospital procedures included draining 1.5 liters of fluid described as "porridge-like" from Lynette's lung cavity, followed by surgery to fuse the pleural lining, but the left lung had completely collapsed making the cancer inoperable.Doctors determined chemotherapy was not an option and sent Lynette home for palliative care with an estimated survival time of 12-18 months.Monica Hayes, Lynette's daughter and a registered nurse, developed a comprehensive treatment protocol inspired by her partner Craig Burrells who had survived cancer using similar methods.Treatment protocol consisted of THC oil administered rectally three times daily at seven-hour intervals, combined with a complete alkaline plant-based diet eliminating sugar, dairy, and meat.Monica initially administered the THC suppositories herself as a nurse before teaching her mother to self-administer, noting the confronting nature of the intimate medical care.Improvements became visible within the first two weeks including elimination of coughing, reduced shortness of breath, increased energy levels, and Lynette's ability to work in her garden.Additional treatments included ivermectin, fenbendazole antiparasitic medications, alkaline water, and CBD oil to counteract the psychoactive effects of THC while maintaining therapeutic benefits.After three months of treatment, scan results showed 80% cancer clearance, prompting Lynette to perform a celebratory tap dance for her oncologist.Lynette's oncologist was thrilled with the results and noted perfect blood work, though the medical team was not informed about the cannabis treatment due to legal concerns in Australia.Family members, initially skeptical, became amazed by the transformation and now call Monica a "miracle worker" after witnessing Lynette's complete symptom reversal.Lynette's next scan is scheduled for Friday to determine if further improvement has occurred, with hopes that her partially collapsed lung may have self-corrected.Both women advocate for cannabis legalization and encourage others facing terminal cancer diagnoses to consider THC oil treatment as a source of hope when conventional medicine offers only palliative care. Visit our website: CannabisHealthRadio.comDiscover products and get expert advice from Swan ApothecaryFollow us on Facebook.Follow us on Instagram.Find us on Rumble.Keep your privacy! Buy NixT420 Odor Remover Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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In May of this year, Lyn Hayes of Australia was diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer and only given medication for palliative care. But her daughter Monica, a nurse, changed her mother's diet and started her on cannabis oil suppositories and after only 3 months her lung cancer was 80% clear. This interview was done a few days before her latest scan in which she got the "all clear." Her lung cancer was gone.

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