Johnny Broadcast        September 29, 2018

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​​​​​​​Friends,

Exactly one year ago I was diagnosed with cancer.

Although I initially wanted to do a daily video

documentary as I was doing my treatment, I decided

that every ounce of my energy needed to be spent on

my cancer, not on setting up shots, doing 2nd takes,

and getting doctors to sign off on being filmed, etc.

I also decided I didn't want to worry people until I really knew what was going on.  

I decided that I could write it all down and tell the story when the time came.

The time has come.

Here's the story of the last year.

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After removing a large polyp from my rectum on September 27th, 2017, an adenocarcinoma was detected on the rectal wall. MRI and CT scans confirmed an adenocarcinoma of the rectum.

Although only Stage 1, possibly Stage 2, my colorectal surgeon wanted to immediately begin radiation, chemotherapy and perform a $250k abdominal surgery, cutting out a section of my rectum and reattaching the rectum to my colon.  Colostomy bag, loss of bowel function, and possible loss of penis function, aside from all the other potential complications of major surgery.

After some initial research (I started my cancer journey with this article from Christoff Health and I strongly recommend reading it), I asked my surgeon what she knew about Rick Simpson Oil (High THC Cannabis Oil) curing skin cancer? What did she know about CBD (Cannabidiol)? What did she know about the Endocannabinoid System (ECS) and its relationship to the immune system? What about Low Dose Naltrexone and the tumor reduction percentages? What about the claims that lemon peels were "1000 times as potent as chemotherapy"?

She literally laughed and said she'd never heard of any of them.  She then put the pressure on and said, "YOU MUST HAVE THIS SURGERY, AND YOU MUST HAVE IT NOW!!"

When I balked and said that it all sounded a bit much, she huffed and puffed a little and then said, "Ok I didn't want to tell you this, but we could go back in transanally and scrape away at it until we get a clean margin from pathology."

I felt like I was talking to a used car salesperson. I wasn't buying the Cadillac, so she was trying to sell me the Camry.

My Mom, on speakerphone, asked her "What would you do if this was your son?"  She stammered and said, "Uh...I...um...that's hard to say."

Of course, I got a second opinion.

I went home to Pittsburgh, PA, practically the epicenter of the medical community and research hospitals, to get the second opinion.  The experience was one of the darkest of my life, and the doctor ended up reiterating what she said without much examination or discussion, wanting to do the same procedures with the same, "YOU HAVE TO DO THIS NOW!!" attitude.  When I asked him the same questions about alternative treatments, he scowled, and I will never forget these words for the rest of my life, he said, "If you wanna take snake oil and die, go ahead."

My mom and I left the appointment, both of us stunned by his lack of "bedside manner" and disinterest in even listening to our questions and concerns, let alone discussing any alternatives.

After watching this documentary, and this one too, on the western medical system and it's propensity to prescribe pills as the first line of treatment and that the "cut, chemo and radiate" approach to cancer is still the standard treatment after nearly 50 years, I decided that the "standard treatment" wasn't going to work for me and that I needed an alternative. (My Grandfather was treated with radiation for his prostate cancer that burned him so severely that he lost penis function.)

So I dove in and researched everything on the web that I could and talked to a lot of people who had gone through similar situations, people who knew my surgeon, and people who had treated with alternative methods, especially Cannabis oils high in THC and Cannabis oils high in CBD.  I researched Rick Simpson Oil, CBD and the other cannabinoids, the Endocannabinoid system, Gerson juicing therapy, the Budwig protocol, Vitamin C therapy, oxygen therapy, apricot kernels (amygdalin, Laetrile, B-17), LDN, the Hoxey Clinic, the Burzynski clinic, and on, and on, and on.

I talked to some local friends looking for answers as to where I could find a naturopathic M.D., and a friend revealed that his close friend was a patient of my original colorectal surgeon and that she had a very similar colorectal situation to mine. She did 3 rounds of chemotherapy and was doing very poorly.  She and her husband decided that she would not live through the 4th round, so they stopped the chemo entirely and moved to a high daily dose of CBD oil.  She is currently cancer free and doing fine.

I already knew that Cannabis was curing certain cancers and found out that the US government had known this since 1974. And that before 1937, Cannabis was regularly prescribed by doctors and available in pharmacies for over 100 conditions. And that Rockefeller and Carnegie not only came up with the pharmaceutical industry but were also responsible for wiping out the naturopathic hospitals and doctors, chiropractors and coining the terms "quackery" and "snake oil."  They then only funded the hospitals and doctors who trained with the Flexner Report, which taught doctors to do what? Prescribe pills.  For everything. And 100 years later, here we are.

I knew that western medicine was great for major surgeries and broken bones but not so good with holistic, herbal, time-honored recipes because you can't patent nature, and therefore can't "corner the market" and make millions or billions.

So they have to come up with synthetic analogues that they can patent and make money from.

Pills.

I had already been taking CBD for the last year to help curb some minor, but annoying, anxiety that I had developed at my job. So I immediately upped the dosage of the +Plus brand "total plant complex" CBD paste and "Gold" CBD distillate liquid capsules.  I bought as much as I could afford.

Then I found the Endoca brand from Denmark and, that they had suppositories. It made sense, to me, to treat rectally as that's where the cancer was. (I had learned that although it was the THC that caused apoptosis (programmed cell death) in cancer cells, CBD actually helped to cut off the blood supply to the cancer, aside from assisting the immune system and helping the body to achieve homeostasis.)

I also began juicing what I was reading to be the primary natural food cancer killers, a large handful of fresh turmeric, same of ginger root, 25 cloves of garlic, 4 entire lemons, peels and all, 4 or 5 hot red peppers, one cup of apple cider vinegar, cinnamon, cardamom, and freshly ground black pepper.

I have been a lifelong consumer of Cannabis.  I started smoking around age 14-15, and it immediately made me feel like I was, "At home in my own skin."

Aside from enhancing my creative gifts with art and writing and opening up a new world of mental, and musical, experiences, Cannabis immediately served me medicinally in its ability to relieve my stress and with sleep issues. But it also focused my "a million thoughts a minute," hyperactive, scattered mind. It made me hungry and relaxed enough to eat, as my hummingbird-like metabolism and (at the time) unexamined anxiety had always made it hard to do. Creatively, it allowed me, very early on, to connect the random dots of unbridled creative flow, the free-form thoughts and ideas that occur when writing prose and writing/jamming music and making visual art and form them into a finished, cohesive expression.

Cannabis was always my "thing" because it always did me right? Hangover? THC (The Hangover Cure). Not hungry? THC!! Make new music? THC!! (I would later learn that Cannabis and cannabinoids are "adaptogens", a class of compounds that literally adapt to what your body needs them to do, working where your body needs them to and since there are CB1 and CB2 receptors all over your body, they can do that.)

So I began asking all of my Cannabis-friendly friends about where, in a state where Cannabis is still illegal for adult use and medically illegal, I could get ahold of the RSO I was looking for. (Even as a Cannabis savvy person with lots of friends, I was having a very hard time figuring out how to get the medicine I needed.)

Would I have to move to a legal state? Mailing something from another state was dangerous at best and highly illegal at worst. I could see what I needed online, but at the time, Maine was the closest legal state, and their dispensaries weren't even set up yet.  It was beginning to look like I was going to have to move to the west coast for a while.  I really didn't know what I was going to do.

A couple friends really went to bat for me, and one friend came up with a couple of tubes of thick black tar that was the first RSO that I had ever held in my hands. Another friend found someone with a squeeze bottle of maybe a 1/2 ounce of a very dark green and fairly viscous oil.  I began ingesting both, and could definitely tell that they were the right kind of medicine, but also knew that it was nowhere near the "gram a day for 60 days" that was supposedly required to cure cancer.

As Cannabis had been such a significant part of my life already, and the current research and testimonials regarding Cannabis and cancer were beyond convincing, I knew that Cannabis would be the medicinal backbone of my treatment. I just had to get ahold of it.

Eventually, a truly "good samaritan" was able to find me the RSO (Rick Simpson Oil) A high-THC Indica (9 Pound Hammer strain) Cannabis oil made with the Rick Simpson protocol, made by a man who healed his own colorectal cancer with this exact oil.

 

 

Another "Angel" of a human being provided a high potency "Full Extract Cannabis Oil" paste (The real "full spectrum" buzzword that you see on every CBD label), high in CBD (low in THC) but also containing CDBa, CBC, CBN, CBG, and other Cannabinoids, as well as Terpenoids and Flavonoids.

The paste I was able to get was homemade, and the first batch was unheated and the labs are shown and you can see the high content of unconverted CBDa due to it being raw and not decarboxylated (heated).  The next jar was decarbed and the CBDa was converted to CBD, so the CBD content was even higher.

I was ready to commit to a 2-month regimen of RSO, the CBD-rich FECO paste, CBD suppositories, very specific foods, herbs, supplements, and daily rituals to heal myself.

I used Boswellia Serrata, Sacra, and Carterii (100% pure Frankincense essential oil), grated frozen organic lemon peels and baking soda in dandelion tea, Paul Stamet's medicinal mushrooms and 20 or so other natural herbs and supplements.

I did a daily ritual of meditation, yoga, "earthing" of my hands and bare feet, and sunlight therapy. (This wasn't the easiest thing to do as it was winter at the time, but I did it anyway, day in, day out.)

I did lots of YouTube healing visualizations and guided meditations like this one and ones by Michael Sealy.

I have included all of this daily regimen below.

My 2-month regimen was hard, of course.

Pretty much a day in, day out routine that I had to make myself do, for myself, by myself, in the dark and gloom of winter, while still working 40 hours a week, at night, as a live sound tech in a Nashville honky-tonk, in the off-season.

I got home from work around 4 am. If I slept until noon (and you're supposed to sleep a LOT more than 8 hours during the treatment), there were about 4 hours of daylight until it was nighttime again.  It felt like endless darkness sometimes.

Keeping my spirits up and believing what I was doing was working wasn't easy, but somehow I felt that I had made the right choice for myself and prayed that the Cannabis and herbs were working as I had read from my research.

While I was doing my 2 month regimen, I began searching for a naturopathic or "alternative medicine" M.D. who was open to alternative treatments, (and who would support my decision to treat with Cannabis) but who was still able to order an MRI, colonoscopy, etc. and was a "real" Primary Care Physician.

I finally found a great doctor with a modern practice and genuinely caring staff. My new nurse's mother actually had a botched surgery by my previous colorectal surgeon! (Small world, and this was now 3 strikes against her.)

As my 2-month self-healing regimen was coming to an end and as I had not had any scans since the initial scans 6 months before, my new PCP suggested we start with an MRI and have a comparison done to the MRI from 6 months ago.

So we had the MRI and comparison done.

I just prayed for a reduction in size. "Please just let it be a little bit smaller. Just show us that it's working. Just a little bit smaller. Please!!"

A couple days later I got a text message from my PCP while driving, "Good news. Your MRI shows no detectable malignancy, just fibrous scarring tissue at the site of the previous procedure."

The news from my PCP was nothing short of shocking. Tears of joy streamed down my face as I called my Mother and told her the news.

A few days later I received a copy of the MRI report.  Now remember, the radiologist who compared my scans doesn't know me, my medical history, what treatments I have had, what treatments I have not had. He's just comparing what he sees, a scan from 6 months ago, and a new one. Aside from his impression of "no perceptible rectal malignancy," he states in his findings, "treatment-related changes related to likely interval radiation therapy."

From what he saw, he assumed I had radiation.

I asked my PCP if I was reading that right? That from what he was seeing on the scan that the healing looked concurrent with radiation therapy.

He said, "Yes, that's correct. That is his impression."

So I was in shock.  My family was in shock.  Had this regimen of Cannabis, herbs, and supplements really gotten rid of colorectal cancer? The adenocarcinoma? Gone? Really??

My original colorectal surgeon never even ordered a colonoscopy.  She just stuck a finger up there and said, "It's big. The big ones aren't usually cancerous."

So since I never had a colonoscopy in the first place, it had to be done, as it would be the confirmation of the MRI that I was looking for.

Not only would we have visual confirmation of the MRI findings that there was, in fact, no adenocarcinoma, but it would serve as proof that I, one way or another, had cured my own cancer.  Additionally, of course, we would be looking for any more polyps or abnormalities of my colon.

I was confident about the MRI findings being corroborated by the colonoscopy, but I was, admittedly, concerned about the prospect of more polyps, more cancer.  Would I have to start all over with the treatments? Would there be something else?

Although it took a few weeks to find a gastroenterologist that I felt good about after my bad experience with the original colorectal surgeon and the second opinion "snake oil" doc, I finally found a young guy with a caring vibe and scheduled the procedure.  Unfortunately, it was two months from the schedule date in May, to the procedure date on July 27. Long wait to find out if the MRI was conclusive.

The two months between the schedule date and the procedure date are kind of a blur.  I was overwhelmed and excited about the MRI findings, that my regimen had actually worked, and that I would have my life back and be able to begin to move forward with new purpose and strength. I would finally be able to tell my story, like so many others, and be able to help others with what I had learned possibly. But I still had anxious days too. Was the MRI wrong? Was there more cancer?  Were there more polyps? Would I have to have another procedure? Would I have to start my whole regimen all over agin?

July 26, 2018. The night before the colonoscopy. I lost it. Full blown real deal panic attack. (Which is very rare for me, fortunately, but I have unfortunately had a few serious ones with all the dread and misery and unstoppable thoughts and feelings, so I do know, all too well, of the reality of this condition.) I had started the "prep" for the procedure, had already been on the liquid diet, and was totally resigned to the necessity of the procedure, but out of nowhere, the thoughts started creeping in.  And they got worse fast.  They went from the normal concerns of, "What would they find?", to, "I'm gonna go under and wake up with a colostomy bag and a sewed up abdomen, and they're gonna tell me they 'found something and had to perform immediate surgery.'"

The problem wasn't the procedure, it was going under anesthesia and losing control over decision making if there was something there, and, admittedly some paranoia after my experience with feeling so pressured to have such a major surgery, that I felt like "the hospital was gonna get their $250k out of me one way or another".

It was also that I had not done any research on colonoscopies the way I researched every other part of my treatment and now it was right in my face, and I didn't even know what it really was.

I called my Mama.

Thank God my Mom and my Aunt, who is an RN, talked me down by phone, and I did some breathing and relaxed enough to decide that I would decide in the morning and try to get some sleep.

I woke up around 8am do the last part of the prep (the procedure was at 1pm) and was I awake at that point and having pretty much decided to reschedule the thing, I relaxed a little and out of nowhere I said to myself, "Well I guess I could do a little research right now."

So I did.

I watched some horrific colonoscopy videos with all kinds of terrible cancers and disease and watched a few that were quite normal and then I came across some article that said, "...patients should be made aware of the options of sedation or no sedation..."

So I called up to cancel, reschedule, whatever.

I told the nurse my concerns and then added, "...unless he's willing to do it with me awake and I get to watch on a monitor." And she said, "Well the doctor is right here let me ask him." Ten seconds later she said, "Yes, he said that would be fine." Still in cancellation mode in my mind, I had to think for a minute, but it wasn't long before I realized that I'd gotten what I wanted and that my true fear of going under was resolved.  I could watch and see the truth revealed to my eyes at the same time as his. So I said ok, and she said, "Are you sure?" And I said, "Yes, I'll be there."  And I drank the rest of my prep and went to the procedure.

The nurses and anesthesiologist were all a little surprised that I was doing it without anesthesia. The only caveat was that if he did find something that we decided needed to be dealt with, I would have to have the Propofol sedation at least so that I didn't wince and move while he's cutting a polyp and cause him to cut through my colon instead. Fair enough.

So into the operating room we went, and there was my monitor, and in he went with the camera/scope. The colon was surprisingly pink and clean, not at all what I'd seen in the videos I watched.  And then it was kind of like a roller coaster or caving.  Up and down and around.  And they blow air up in there, and it hurts a little for sure, like bad, painful gas, but only for really brief moments.  And he said "Really excellent prep." And we kept going, and he said, "Looking really good." And then a few minutes later we were at the cecum, at the end, and he said, "Ok you're good, let's go back and look closely at the polyp removal and the cancer." And there was a little belly button looking thing, and he said "That's the scar from the polyp removal, nicely healed." And then we looked all around it where the adenocarcinoma was, and there was nothing. Nothing. Nothing but perfect pink colon tissue and he said: "Yeah you're good, there's nothing there." And he looked all around it, just to be sure.  And then he pulled out the scope, and he and the nurses began shuffling equipment around and cleaned up.

He knew that I had treated with Cannabis, and herbal supplements and originally was very positive and optimistic but, instantly after the procedure, as he was cleaning up his demeanor became very "professional" and said sternly, "You must see an oncologist immediately!! You are at high risk for recurrence!!"

There was no "congratulations" or "way to go," and there was definitely a different look in his eye. I got that same vibe all of the sudden that I had gotten from the colorectal surgeon when she gave me the "YOU HAVE TO DO THIS NOW!!" speech.

His report, however, did say "..the entire examined colon is normal, and, there are no abnormalities, whatsoever..."

 

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​So, there was the confirmation of the MRI findings that I, and a few others, had prayed for, and there is, as far as they are concerned, no cancer where there once was.

After the MRI findings and the good news a couple of months ago, I asked God to just let me help others.  Especially others who were going through something similar to what I went through.

I have always been a "helper," but until I got sober from alcohol, drugs and even tobacco 8 years ago, I was never really able to truly help others because I hadn't helped and healed myself first.  But although the MRI considered me healed, and although I hadn't yet confirmed that with the colonoscopy, God honored my request and there was an immediate uptick of people asking me for advice about CBD, RSO, cancer, anxiety, alcohol and drug recovery and people just needing everyday help.

Crazy stuff, like one of the drummers that I work with coming in with a moth that had crawled deep into his ear that I was able to retrieve with a flashlight and tweezers. Something that my original response to was, "Oh man you're gonna have to go to the hospital dude..."

Every time I had been able to help someone with even the smallest, most mundane thing it felt like I had performed a mini-miracle. And, for me, I had.

The first friend that really asked for help had anxiety issues for years and was on pharmaceutical anxiety meds and wanted to cut them down, if not out altogether.  She also wanted some help with food and "what to eat." So we met at the natural food store (where I used to work when I first got to Nashville) and got her some CBD, some supplements for stress, and we looked at natural food options and talked about lifestyle changes.  As we were wrapping up and about to get in line, I said, "Anything else going on with you?" And she said, "Oh yeah, there's this weird, black mole on my leg that's been there for 2 months and it sometimes bleeds and..." She stopped and, knowing my story said, "Oh my God you don't think it's..." and I looked at it and said, "Well you know I'm not a doctor but...um...that doesn't look good."

Since the original Rick Simpson protocol was for skin cancer, that he healed himself of, and as I still had some oil left from my treatment, I gave her a tube. Just as Rick shows in his videos, I told her to put a drop of the oil on the mole and put a band-aid on it and to keep it covered day and night.  I also told her to use the whole tube, and we'd see if anything happens.  Four days later (literally EXACTLY like his video at 10:40) she comes into work with a crazy smile on her face and hugs me and says excitedly, "It fell off!!!" And (stunned) I was like "What?!?!" And she said, "Oh my God it fell off just like you said it would!!" And we looked at it, and there was clean, whitish skin behind it, like when you pick off a scab at just the right time. I asked her how much of the tube she had used and said not even half.  So she continued with the rest of the tube (to supposedly make sure the stem cells are killed), and 3 months later there is nothing but clean skin. Needless to say, her dermatologist was impressed. Additionally, she told me that, after a week or so, she really began to notice the effects of the CBD, reporting less anxiety and better sleep.

She was the first that actually asked for help.

There have been more than a handful of other people in the last couple of months that have asked me for help, advice, or to just be that person that listens. I've been told that I have helped people with their alcohol issues. With pharmaceutical and hard drug issues.  With food and nutritional goals and information about herbs and supplements.  I've helped people learn about herbal remedies for everything from the common cold and anxiety to Candida (yeast) relief and heavy metal detoxification. And now I have extensive knowledge about CBD, THC, the Endocannabinoid System and how Cannabis may help with a myriad of ailments, including colorectal and skin cancers, among others.

And so that's all I really want to do.

I want to help.

I want to share what I've learned.

What I've experienced firsthand.

And beyond that, I would like to specialize in helping others in the same situation as I was in.

People that know they want to treat with Cannabis but are not in a legal state and need to know how to get what they need, legally.

People who have access to medicine but have no idea how to treat. (What products? What dosage? How often? How long? What other foods, herbs, supplements, practices, and lifestyle changes will help the body heal?)

Those who know they don't want to do chemotherapy and radiation and are interested in Cannabis, but have no idea how to talk to their doctor, spouse or family members about the subject.

Those who are doing chemo and radiation and have heard that Cannabis can mediate some of the side effects of those treatments.

Those who just want to talk to someone about the options and alternatives. Someone who has been through the western cancer treatment model and broke away from it to treat themselves. Someone who's actually had success with Cannabis and cancer and has the medical reports to prove it.

Most people know me as a singer/songwriter/musician who writes "message music" that speaks to a higher calling for humanity.

Some people know that I recovered from alcohol, drugs, and tobacco 8 years ago, "cold turkey", by myself, no sponsor, no support groups. (Nothing against sponsors and support groups, obviously!! Wish I had had one or both during my recovery!!)

Others know that I am into herbs and supplements, medicinal plants, organics, food and nutrition, (info passed down from my farming family, gardening Grandparents and herbalist Mother) and used to work at the local natural food, herbs, and supplements store.

Others know I meditate and practice Yoga.

Many (lol) are aware that I am lifetime consumer and advocate of Cannabis, and "know more than the average bear" on the subject. (More than the above-average bear after the last year!!)

As I said, I want to help.

And I'm here.

From just answering questions on Facebook, to flying across the country to help you implement your own 2-month plan for healing, if I can make it happen, I will.

If I can throw benefit concerts for patients (Regardless of their dis-ease or treatment methods. And I know a lot of musicians, some famous and some not so, all with big hearts) and/or play shows for those in financial need, or use my music in any way, let me know.  Music will always be a central part of what I do. I was considering doing a Kickstarter campaign, but after my Cannabis>cancer experience, if anything, I may consider doing "gofundme-type" campaigns for those in are in need.  Maybe a combination benefit show/gofundme campaign package or something like that. There are so many people who are in need, now!!

If your organization or group is interested in Cannabis and cancer, CBD and the other cannabinoids, and needs a speaker on these subjects, I'm available. And, if your group just wants to hear me tell the story of my Cannabis>cancer journey out loud, I'm open to that too.

​Although I've already been offered a dispensary job in another state and there is an opportunity for me to run a CBD store, I don't necessarily want to be in sales.  That being said, I'm open to opportunities that might be available in this emerging industry that I haven't even thought of. If you have, or know of, one of these opportunities and if there is a need that I can fill, please let me know.

I'm open. 

Wide open!! To all the possibilities of this revolution. And it is truly a revolution. We are nearing the end of the longest and most abhorrent prohibition of our time. 70+ years without free and legal access to God's most powerful plant.

I have been deeply, personally affected by "the war on drugs" and had my fair share of run-ins with the law regarding Cannabis prohibition I was young. So have many of my friends. So many are still unjustly arrested and incarcerated every day in the United States for personal possession and private cultivation of God given herb. We've come along way but, obviously, the fight is not over yet, and there's still a long way to go until medicinal and "adult use" Cannabis use is "the norm" for anyone who needs it or wants it.

As I've said, I just want help, to give back, in return for what I've been given.

These are the areas that I have had personal experience and success with. If I can help you, a family member, or friend with any aspect of these issues, please feel free to contact me.

officialjohnnybroadcast@gmail.com

*Alcohol recovery.
*Substance abuse recovery.
*Tobacco/Nicotine recovery.
*Prescription Pharmaceutical recovery.
*Candida system recovery. ("yeast infections") female AND male.
*Leaky Gut Syndrome
*Cannabis Education
*RSO and CBD Education
*The Endocannabinoid System
*Medicinal Cannabis consulting regarding legal alternative treatment options for cancer, anxiety, depression, and how to get legal medicine.
*Understanding the current CBD craze and how to navigate the literally thousands of products and how to use them effectively in your life. (And your pets lives too!!)
*Herbs and Supplements
*Food and Nutrition

*Music therapy/financial assistance: from solo performance for children to festival scale benefit   concerts with "name" talent.

I am an ongoing student/practitioner of:

*Yoga
*Mediation
*Ayurveda
*Essential Oils

There are SO many people I wish I could thank publicly, by name, for their help and Love over the last year, for everything from actually getting me medicine to praying for me, and everything in between. Unfortunately, because of the current "gray areas" in state and federal law, and the obvious "gray areas" in this story, I can't. I've kept all the names of doctors and those people who helped me, out of the story on purpose.

You know who you are. You know what you did. You know I couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for helping me to save my life, so that I might now help others.

Thank you!!

I love you all!!

-Johnny Broadcast

My Personal Daily Regimen to Heal Myself of Colorectal Cancer.

60 Day Regimen.

The most important thing in the whole experience, to me, is BELIEF!! You have to believe that it is possible to heal yourself at the deepest levels.  When things seem hopeless and dark, that is when you must believe the most.

I believe that this "DIS-EASE" (cancer) is a chance to heal past traumas that form physically in the body and to overcome deep fears regarding personal change and self-love.

THE FOOD YOU EAT AND BEVERAGES YOU DRINK MUST BE ALL ORGANIC!! ALL NON-GMO!! 100%!!

Morning:

12 oz Dandelion tea with the juice of 1/2 lemon AND frozen, grated peel of 1/2 lemon. 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda.

1-3 shots of "The Elixir" (recipe below)

1/2 gram RSO (Rick Simpson Oil-50% THC Cannabis Indica Oil made from the 9 Pound Hammer strain) orally with coconut oil for better bioavailability

800mg Full Extract Cannabis Oil (paste) high in CBD (low in THC), with CBDa, CBDv, CBC, and CBGa orally with coconut oil for better bioavailability. 

2 drops Aura Cacia 100% Frankincense essential oil sublingual (under the tongue) and 3 drops rubbed into the soles of each foot.

For breakfast I have steel cut oats with any kind of berries and cinnamon, Ezekiel bread toast with 1/2 avocado, turmeric powder, cardamom powder, freshly ground black pepper, Himalayan sea salt. Protein shake of 1 1/2 cups of hemp milk, 2 scoops of hemp protein, 1 scoop of Amazing Grass greens powder.

With breakfast I take:

1 cap Mega Food or New Chapter multivitamin
2 caps New Chapter Turmeric Force
2 caps Host Defense Mushrooms "My Community Comprehensive immune support."
5,000mg Vitamin C
20,000 IU of Vitamin D-3
5 tablets Dr. Mercola fermented Chlorella
1 cap Jarrow FemDophilus probiotic
1 cap Himalaya Boswellia (Frankincense)
1 teaspoon Black Seed oil (cumin)

I go outside and "Earth" my bare feet and hands. Putting them on/in the Earth to reestablish an electrical/spiritual connection to the source. For at least 15 minutes.

I do a 30-minute yoga routine.

1 meditate for 5-15 minutes. (How to meditate for beginners? Get in a comfortable seated position with back support if you need it and cross your legs if you can.  Rest your hands on your knees or in your lap. Breathe deeply in and out, slowly, and say "in" and "out," maintain a constant focus on the breath and nothing else, allow "thoughts" to gradually "slip by" and eventually experience "inner silence" or "stopping the internal dialogue.")

I lay down and close my eyes to a few YouTube mediations like this one. Search: Guided meditations and visualizations for self-healing. Anything by Michael Sealy is excellent!!

Afternoon:

I smoke some cannabis (Indica for relaxation), WHENEVER I feel like it.

Prepare for work (I work at night)

Make a thermos of hot herbal tea with juice and grated peel of 1/2 lemon and teaspoon of baking soda. (It was wintertime during my treatment)

800mg Full Extract Cannabis Oil (paste) high in CBD (low in THC), with CBDa, CBDv, CBC, and CBGa orally with coconut oil for better bioavailability. 

Make a stir fry of organic vegetables and brown rice.

A vegan/vegetarian diet seems to be best for removal of cancer. (There is a recommended food and supplement list attached)

Bedtime:

1/2 gram RSO (Rick Simpson Oil-50% THC Cannabis Indica Oil made from the 9 Pound Hammer strain) RECTALLY with coconut oil for better bioavailability

800mg Full Extract Cannabis Oil (paste) high in CBD (low in THC), with CBDa, CBDv, CBC, and CBGa with coconut oil for better bioavailability.

50mg Endoca CBD suppository.

2 drops Aura Cacia 100% Frankincense essential oil sublingual and 3 drops rubbed into each foot

3 sprays Source Naturals Melatonin

2 caps Gaia Valerian

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"The Elixir" recipe:

In a juicer:

Handful Fresh Turmeric
Handful Fresh Ginger
4 entire lemons
25 cloves fresh garlic
4 hot red peppers

Add:
Cup of apple cider vinegar
Black pepper
Cinnamon
Cardamom

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I would drink 100% spring water with baking soda and lemon through the day.

I drank Gerson green juices, celery, cucumber, kale, apple, lemon for alkalinity.

Additional Foods:

Garlic (allicin)
Blueberries
Blackberries
Raspberries
Strawberries
Tomatoes (7-10 servings a week)
Broccoli
Asparagus
Wheatgrass
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Green tea
Oatmeal
Brown rice
Barley
Ezekiel Bread
Turmeric & Black pepper
Collards
Mustard greens
Kale
Red Grapes
Pinto beans
Red Kidney beans
Herring
Mackerel
Salmon
Apricots
Red & Yellow peppers
Carrots
Sweet potatoes
Spinach
Beets
Ginger
Red cherries
Sunflower seeds
Pumpkin seeds
Sesame seeds
Nuts
Shiitake mushrooms
Avocado
Organic egg
Sprouting Seeds
Brussels sprouts
Lentils
Chickpeas
Peas
Organic soybeans
Beetroot
X virgin olive oil
Flaxseed oil
Coconut oil

Additional Supplements:

Fish oil
Selenium
Niacin
Choline
Folate
Biotin
Vitamin E
CoQ10
B12/B-complex
Resveratrol (red grapes)

Additional Herbs:

Astragalus (immune/anti-cancer)
Berberis/Berberine (anti-cancer)
Bloodroot (anti-tumor)
Butchers Broom (anti-tumor)
Cats claw (immune/tumor/chemo protect)
Chaparral (immune/anti-metastasis)
Curcumin (colon cancer/anti-inflam)
Dang Shen Root (blood/chemo protect)
Echinacea (immune boost/blood purify)
Feverfew (parthenolide/anti-cancer)
Goldenseal (Berberine/anti-cancer)
Milk Thistle (anti-cancer/chemo protect)
Pau D'Arco (blood & lymph)
Red Clover (Genistein/prostate)
Sheeps Sorrel (tissue regeneration)
Skullcap (stomach/intestine cancer)
Sutherlandia (anti inflam/viral/fungal)
Thorowax (bone cancer)
Wheatgrass (blood purifier/tissue O2)
Sweet Wormwood (anti-Cancer/anti-yeast)

Suggestions:

1. Strengthen Liver with Dandelion, Milk Thistle, Artichoke, Magnesium, Vitamin K
2. Google "The Rainbow Diet"
3. Exercise
4. Heal Your Gut
5. Supplements
6. Vitamin D
7. No SUGAR!! (or trans fats)
8. Sleep
9. Laugh/have sex/meditate/yoga
10. Avoid chemicals
11. No smoking/no alcohol
12. Liver flush/Epsom salts/olive oil/grapefruit juice once a month for 3 months.
13. Organic coffee enemas.
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Books:

"Cancer Is Not a Disease" by Andreas Moritz.

"Everything You Need to Know to Help You Beat Cancer" and "The Secret Source of Your Good Health" both by Chris Woollams.

"The Rainbow Diet" by Deanna Minich

​​LOVE YOURSELF!!

LOVE OTHERS!!

LOVE EVERYTHING!!

BE THANKFUL, BE GRATEFUL!!

HEAL PAST TRAUMAS!!

REPAIR BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS!!

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!

I DID IT!!

YOU CAN DO IT TOO!!

JUST BELIEVE!!
 
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