How One Woman Shrank a 14 Pound Tumor

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If you don’t understand the endocannabinoid system and how it functions within your body, keep reading.

Cherie Arnold, the founder of MediQi Energetics discovered a 14-pound tumor in her uterine wall in 2004- it was diagnosed as stage I cancer. Sadly, every one of the three Western doctors (all female) suggested the same thing: get a hysterectomy. However, Arnold didn’t believe that was her only choice.

She didn’t understand how three women could give up so easily and she didn’t believe that cutting out part of her body, something that was there for a reason, was the only recourse; it would mean the rest of her life on steroids, medications, hormones…things that quite possibly caused the problem in the first place. So, she made a decision to choose the natural route, regardless of the obstacles. She wanted to figure it all out or die happy. The system wasn’t an option.

Arnold researched until she found a naturopathic physician who offered wisdom and empirical data that he had accumulated over a 40-year career. She says, “His method was to work with the same patients, staying with them through the full healing process, and, unlike most physicians that seek notoriety, he healed anonymously.”

From the article:

“What I really found out was that we have a name for this physiological body: It’s called the endocannabinoid system (ECS), which is the basis for cannabinoid science.
The endocannabinoid system is a series of chemicals and receptors throughout the body that, when healthy, protect the cell walls from toxins and chemicals. Critical to establishing and maintaining human health, the ECS is the connector between body, mind, and spirit. “I started to study about CANNABINOID and endocannabinoid deficiency, and I started putting it together with my own path. In this process I discovered the Quintessential Intelligence of life — the QI. That’s how we connect to nature, to spirit – it’s how we connect inwardly.”

Over a four-year period, she supplemented cannabinoids with hemp and made four major changes to her diet:
1) She stopped eating foods pumped with steroids that feed and allow the tumors to grow. Period. These foods can cause estrogen deposits in the breast and uterine tissue and along the endocrine system. And she switched to free range poultry and stopped eating red meat and fish because of the potential toxicity.

2) She added good fats, fiber, and phytocannabinoids with every meal. Tumors feed on toxins, chemical deposits, and hormonal imbalances like estrogen deposits that get stuck in the endocrine system.