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In a review published in Expert Opinion on Investigational Drugs (2019), the authors summarized the available research on cannabis and cannabinoid-based medicine in oncology.

They found that the cannabinoids C*D, anandamide, and 2-AG induce apoptosis and inhibit tumor growth and migration in numerous animal and human cancer cell lines in vitro (this means outside of the animal body).

Furthermore, they inhibit growth in animal models of lung, glioma, thyroid, lymphoma, and skin cancers.

The author’s expert opinion stated that promising research suggests that cannabis has potent anti-cancer activity, but they cannot draw definitive conclusions without further research.

Contributing to the problem is a lack of information detailing the pharmacokinetic profile of cannabinoids. Pharmacokinetics is commonly described as ‘what the body does to the drug’ and includes important aspects such as drug absorption, bioavailability, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.

READ MORE: https://rxleaf.com/cannabis-cures-cancer-latest-research/

In reverence, we arrive.
In love, we attune.

The energy of today, within the sacred Cholq’ij Mayan Calendar is 4 B’atz.

B'atz is the thread ~ the one that runs through every story ever told, every life ever lived.
We are the ones holding it.
We always were.

Feel it in the hands first.
The thumb and finger remembering how to pinch a thread and pull.
The body knows this.
Every cell is a spool.

Humanity was never only the audience.

We are the storytellers ~ the ones who get to say what happens next.
The old story frayed. We felt it fray.
Now the fraying is the invitation.
Loose threads are open doors.

The Phoenix doesn't ask permission to rise from ash.
She takes the ash as the ink and writes with what burned.

The bat flies the night bloom's dark hours, and we follow. Rebirth begins where the light hasn't reached yet. Down in the soil, the seed is already speaking.

So we pick up the thread.
Mineral, shell, flower, breath ~ each one a stitch in Gaia's luminous regeneration.

Each of us a needle.

Each story told in love, a row of the new cloth.

We are not waiting for the rewriting, we are inside it, right now, hands moving.

In reverence, we arrived.
In love, we attune.

And the thread keeps moving through us.

Believable and absolutely unacceptable!

Men who know men behaving like this are key in preventing more murders like these.

But man! It’s hard and getting harder to rely on men!

From July 24 through Aug. 31, 2026, 7 men killed or were suspected of killing relatives in separate cases across 6 states. The violence unfolded while Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial ran from roughly July 20 until a mistrial was declared Sept. 4.

Kristopher Karolkiewicz, 47, shot his wife, Amanda “Mandy” Karolkiewicz, and their 6 children, ages 5 to 15, in Grand Haven Township, Michigan. He set fires in the home and died by su***de.

Alan Michael Smith, 44, shot 8 relatives at a Sunday family dinner in Billings, Montana. His parents, 92-year-old grandmother, sister and 4 children from the family were killed across 4 generations. Smith set the house on fire and died by su***de.

Ronald H. Williams Sr., about 53, called 911 after his 4 children, ages 3 to 9, were shot in Winfield, Kansas. Early coverage portrayed Williams as acting alone, but the Kansas Bureau of Investigation later said his partner, Kelly L. George, shared culpability in planning the children’s deaths. Williams died by su***de.

Nathan Brown, 41, killed his wife, Kristen Brown, and their 7-year-old daughter, Evie, with a screwdriver at Kristen’s in-home daycare in Minnesota. Other children there were unharmed. Brown was also suspected of killing an elderly relative earlier that day before taking his own life.

Jaymison Samuel Shaw, 22, killed his mother, Jamie Lee Charles, 43, and his younger brother, Willie Samuel Shaw Jr., 19, in their Minnesota townhome. He then died by su***de.

Benjamin Charles Parker, 36, killed 5 people in Oregon: his girlfriend, Stella Jade Kimsey, 26, her mother, her grandmother, Kimsey’s best friend and the friend’s partner. Multiple pets were also killed, fires were set, and Parker fled to Washington before confessing to his mother by phone and dying by su***de.

Jeffrey Manke, 57, shot his daughters, Jaelyn, 16, and Lenora, 11, in Wisconsin hours after his contentious divorce was finalized. He also died by su***de.

All 7 men died by su***de at or near the end of the crimes, so none faced trial. Several cases followed a job loss, pressure to move out, divorce or custody conflict, and 3 involved fires.

Clancy’s case ended with an 11-1 hung jury after she killed her children Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8 months. She remains at a forensic psychiatric facility while prosecutors decide whether to try her again.

The 7 men were Kristopher Karolkiewicz, Alan Michael Smith, Ronald H. Williams Sr., Nathan Brown, Jaymison Samuel Shaw, Benjamin Charles Parker and Jeffrey Manke.

Grateful you're walking this day with me. No'j asks us to know ourselves from the inside ~ where in your body, your emotions, or your spirit is this energy inviting you deeper today? 🌾💧

Here’s the YouTube link: https://youtu.be/BEj0ftkuTr0?is=XzP2oWEy5JYsaqaC

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3 N'oj ~ Turning Knowledge Into Wisdom What The Water Bug Already Knows

🍂 Millions of dragonflies are on the move! 🐉

Each fall, enormous numbers of dragonflies migrate south across North America—some traveling hundreds or even thousands of miles toward Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean.

Species like the Common Green Darner, Black Saddlebags, and Wandering Glider are among the long-distance travelers making this remarkable seasonal journey. And unlike monarch butterflies, dragonfly migration often happens almost unnoticed overhead.

Have you spotted large numbers of dragonflies where you live lately? 👀

🔗 Learn more about the Great Dragonfly Migration — link in comments.