How to use Hemp Proteing To Treat Cancer.

A team of Spanish researchers has discovered that protein p8 is one of the agents involved in the killing of tumor cells. This has led people to used hemp protein. The results of the investigation were published in the magazine tomorrow ‘Cancer Cell’, and determined that the hemp could be used to improve cancer treatment in which substances are used in the ‘cannabis sativa’ or plant of marijuana, inducing the death of cancer cells.

According to researcher, the investigation has enabled them to know that this protein is the ‘referee’ which coordinates the response of the diseased cells when treated with THC which means’ a step closer in this type of therapy. During the investigation researchers working in the laboratory of biologists devoted several years to research into hemp protein and identified the genes and protein p8 AFT-4, CHOP, and as TRB3 those possibly responsible for the cellular response.

Through tests on mice, researchers  found that, when injected the hemp protein compound, the expression of these genes, led by p8, is’ shoot ‘, which leads in turn to the cell’ is stress. This circumstance is abnormal and occurs when the cell must synthesize a large amount of protein and the cell body in charge of that function called the endoplasmic grid. The accumulation of proteins damages the cell and eventually destroys it.

The interesting thing about the investigation is that it has been discovered that the action of the hemp protein is’ selective ‘, as it only leads to the death of cancer cells, not those who are healthy.

In addition, the team of biologists who also has investigated in patients properties of these compounds, found that the action of THC is favored when combined with other substances inducing cancer cell death. The joint action of these chemicals could be the basis for future anticancer drug, since in these cases would be used smaller doses of hemp protein, the body that would be less toxic.

Learn the many benefits and uses of hemp in every day life

The Hemp is a plant that has been used worldwide for thousands of years. Feedstock, producing gives a continuous basis, without risk of collapse and with the possibility of recycling.

Its has a variety of uses:

Hemp Textile Products

Food for Hemp

Cosmetics Hemp

Role of Hemp

Components for Building Houses

Materials for Industry (Brake pads and other parts of the cars, including fuel Hemp)

Oils Industrial Hemp

Always a source of renewable energy

In addition to many other uses

In growing areas, its rapid growth makes Hemp in an effective protector of the soil, preventing erosion and weed growth. To be resistant to pests, the Hemp does not need protection from pesticides.
The use of Hemp in the manufacture of more than 20,000 products can avoid the use of other materials harmful to the environment.  Although, by some economic interests of the uses of hemp have been replaced by plastic, the trend has reversed towards recovery. Today, the cultivation of industrial hemp is subsidized by the European Community.

Many countries want to join the initiative, already extended by other first world countries to recover the Hemp as a solution to serious problems of ecology with the use of clean material for soil, water and air, and as a resource of great significance in the economy and employment around the world.

On February 6, 2004 the American federal agency on drugs (the Drug Enforcement Administration, DEA) lost his battle to ban processed foods with hemp oil, which contains only minimal traces of THC. An appeals court in San Francisco said that the DEA had no authority over these foods, as they are not considered drugs. The DEA claimed that all goods containing THC should be considered illegal drugs.

Hemp existed in the early Hindu culture and it is possible that the mummy has a Tibetan origin or of other peoples of the Himalayas since, according to botanists, was in the “Roof of the World” where the plant originated with psychoactive properties

Tuscany in Italy falls on the banks of the Arno River. It is situated between Bologna and Siena. It is just 255 Km from Milan, 300 Km from Venice and to only 267 km to Rome making it a truly perfect for a getaway that outdoor lovers crave especially the Tuscany holiday villas. It’s the city that gave Italy their own language and the cradle of the Renaissance. Its inhabitants are called Florentines.

Understanding the beauty and rich heritage of Tuscany and why many visitors crave the holiday location begins with the history of the area. After being settled by the Etruscans in the colony Fiesole, the Romans formed the typical Roman camp. After the fall of the Empire, the Lombard’s who were checked in the High Middle Ages, through the Marquis of Tuscany. He was free city from 1145 until 1434, which came under the power of the Medici. S. XV in the artistic production had its climax in the Florence of the Quattro cento. In 1512 it was conquered by the Spaniards. For centuries fought for their independence, was born in 1861 until the Italian state.

Tourism in Toscana is boosted because of its main attractions which include the Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, the Ponte Vecchio, the church Santa Croce and the Uffizi Museum.  The Piazza del Duomo is the most central square of the city. It brings together the three highest religious monuments, all of polychrome marble with geometric designs. Try walking on the Ponte Vecchio which is the oldest bridge in the city, with its latest reform in 1345. It has three eyes on it and there are two rows of shops. Initially these were occupied by butchers, fishmongers and tanners. In 1593 Ferdinand I, because of the bad smell in the area, decreed that they could only settle local jewelers. It is an ideal place to stroll watching their windows.

Tuscany is home to the Piazza Michelangelo which is a plaza from which covers one of the most famous scenic Italy, with the city, the valley and the surrounding hills. You can find nice holiday apartments in Lucca and it is the perfect place to end the day. At the center of the square there is another copy of Michelangelo’s David.