GIFT TO HUMANITY: A recipe for cannabis oil which has healed cancer in more than 5000 people is published

Store the hot oil into a bottle, or as shown in the video, in a plastic syringe. The cooled down oil looks like thick fat.

A Canadian man, Rick Simpson, activist and advocate of benefits of marijuana who has healed cancer in more than 5000 people, himself included, has published a recipe for cannabis oil on his official internet websites. As he says, everyone can make the oil for themselves, but due to the possible chemical reactions, it’s a dangerous process which we have described thoroughly in the video.

Simpson claims that the oil produced in this manner can also heal diabetes, arteriosclerosis, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, asthma and psoriasis.

Recipe:

1. Put the dried material in a plastic container.
2. Soak it in chosen decomposer. Simpson uses pure petroleum which is pretty expensive. You can use 99% isopropyl alcohol which can be found in local pharmacies. Alcohol absorbs more chlorophyll from the herbs than petroleum. That causes the oil made with alcohol is of a darker color. If the recipe is done properly, there will be no decomposer leftovers in the oil, or there will be a small amount of it. It takes about 8 liters of decomposer to separate THC from 1.1lbs (0.5kg) of herb material.
3. Squash the herbs with a wooden stick or something similar.
4. Soak the herb material completely. Whilst squashing, you’re separating THC from the herbs into the decomposer.
5. Continue squashing for three minutes.
6. Transfer the mixture of oil/decomposer without herb material in another container. In this manner, 80% of the THC is removed from the plants.
7. Second rinsing- add the decomposer in the plant material again and squash it for another three minutes to take care of the remaining 20% of the THC.
8. Add the oil mixture in the same container as the first rinse.
9. Throw away the used up herbs.
10. Put the oil mixture through coffee filter in a clean container.
11. Evaporate the decomposer by cooking.
12. Add the mixture in a container up to ¾ of the volume. Be in a ventilated room, and just in case turn on a fan because the emerging vapors are easily flammable. For safety, keep away from heated objects in the room.
13. Heat the mixture to a high temperature.
14. Constantly add the mixture to the container as the level decreases until you put all of it.
15. When it’s almost evaporated, add a few drops of water in the mixture. The amount of water that you are going to add depends on how much herbs you had in the beginning. For every 1.1lbs (0.5kg) of herbs, 10 drops of water are preferable, says Simson.
16. When the mixture decreases to 25mm, put on safety gloves and lightly spin the container to mix the content.
17. Spin the container until the end of evaporation until pure oil is left, whose temperature must not pass 140^oC (284^oF).
18. Carefully pour the oil into a smaller, clean metal container.
19. Put that container on a dehydrator, or on a low-heating device. Heat it up for a few hours until all the water and excess liquids are evaporated from the oil. When there’s no more activity on the surface of the oil, the medicine is ready.
20. Put the hot oil into a bottle, or as shown on the video, in a plastic syringe.

The cooled down oil looks like thick fat.