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Baclofen for autism
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Baclofen is an old medication which is a muscle relaxant. Typically it was used to lessen the muscle spasms of cerebral palsy or multiple sclerosis. Years ago,…
Parkinson’s Disease – an appeal for common sense. Find the cause!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: A friend of mine told me about a friend of his whose creative work was cut short by “Parkinson’s disease”. It is a tragic process but what…
Parkinson’s disease – 75% of the time arises from unknown causes: check your blood mercury level.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Parkinson’s disease is a tragic and yet treatable illness. But before your try to “fix” something, why not find out that “broke” it? What causes Parkinson’s disease?…
Vitamin K2 for Parkinson’s Disease
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Vitamin K2, the sunlight vitamin/hormone vitamin D3, the treasure from the beehive: Royal Jelly, acetylated glutathione and many more agents are worth discussing (even calcium channel blockers)…
Even mild brain trauma can be serious
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Many patients come to be having suffered brain trauma from falls or accidents which were never worked up by their doctors. LENS brain mapping, a safe and…
Placebos for pain relief?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Opiates are immune suppressing agents and, especially in the case of cancer, should be minimized. Here is an old reminder about the power of the mind (especially…
B3 minimized stroke damage
Dr. Weeks Comment: Niacin does so much benefit – lowers bad cholesterol, minimized detox discomfort from alcohol, enhances memory, reduces neurofibrillary plaque deposition to reduce risk of Alzheimers and now,…
Calcium Channel blockers block Parkinson’s disease development
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Nice to chance upon these off-label, non-FDA approved benefits. Common Heart Medications May Also Protect Against Parkinson’s Disease, Study Finds – ScienceDaily (Jan. 23, 2010) — UCLA…
Regarding MS and your cerebral venous drainage
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Science marches on (delightfully!) and, in the process, experts become embarrassed, truth morphs and conventional wisdom is trumped by actual observations and common sense. Also, markets shudder…
MS break through and paradigm challenge
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Italy has a fine tradition of innovation in neurology and Dr. Zamboni’s new research places him squarely in that celebrated group. In essence: a vascular constriction…
