CANCER-HAUNTED OLIVIA DOWNS WITCH DOC’S BREW!
Desperate star turns to jungle potion in bid for cure
GREASE star Olivia Newton-John is so desperate in her last-ditch battle against incurable stage IV cancer she’s knocking back a bizarre LSDlike potion concocted by a witch doctor in the Amazon jungle!
And now, the magic brew she’s used at the urging of vitamin-mogul hubby
John Easterling has left her convinced she will beat the deadly disease, say sources!
After the 71-year-old Physical singer downed “a little cupful” of the plant-based hallucinogen ayahuasca, she was hit with “room-spinning” delusions and nausea.
But shortly after, she says, “my whole body was at peace. I had a feeling of euphoria. I’d been taking antidepressants for six months,
but from that day, I stopped."
The Summer Nights songbird had stunned doctors by winning two long battles with cancer — first a bout with the cruel killer in 1992 and then a recurrence in 2013.
But then she was clobbered with a terrifying stage IV diagnosis in 2017!
She first tried remedies from deep in the Amazon region in 2008 when she and North Carolina native John traveled to Peru to meet local healers.
Olivia said it led her to seek plant-based medi
cations and turn to cannabis to wean her off addictive morphine-based painkillers.
John insists the herbal remedies have “Olivia’s cancer markers … moving in the right direction. This is the third recurrence of metastatic breast cancer, and this is not normally what you see happen.
“We’re absolutely thrilled!” Reveals Olivia: “Cannabis has now become a big part of my life” by controlling “excruciating … pain … in my sacrum [base of the spine],” where her cancer has spread.
“You don’t die from taking cannabis, but you do from taking opiates.”
Dr. Gabe Mirkin, who hasn’t treated Olivia, says “getting a break from constant pain is beneficial, noting: “Olivia has found nonaddictive relief and that is to be applauded.”
But Dr. Stuart Fischer, who also has not treated Olivia, believes the results are nothing more than a placebo, saying: “This is a psychedelic with no accepted medicinal value.”