The experts are bought.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Scientists are often bought by industry and their “findings” are skewed for profit motives. This seems to be the case with the […]
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Cell phones and brain cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Cell phones cause brain cancer. The time lag is approximately 10 years. The epidemic is about to hit. Solution: preventive medicine
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Dr. Blaylock on Chemtrails
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: We look up in the sky and we see nothing. Astonishing. We humans typically only perceive what we conceive and so
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Targeting Cancer STEM cells, finally.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Here below, we begin to see efforts to target the lethal aspect of cancer, the cancer STEM cells. Note that chemo and
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The Undiscussed Option
Dr. Weeks Comment: When a patient is given all options to consider in order to obtain informed consent, often, sadly, the reasonable option, the
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Why does cancer recur?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: More and more oncologists are getting the message to target cancer STEM cells and not cancer TUMOR cells. This is progress.
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Chia seed power
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: I love eating seeds in general and chia seeds in particular. Gram for gram, chia seeds have 70 percent more
Ozone for ebola in Sierra Leone… not.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: My friend and colleague Dr. Robert Rowen, M.D. went to Africa to teach ozone therapy and help cure ebola in Sierra Leone and, even
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Ants and Bees flee the field
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Microwave – and other forms of electromagnetic – radiation are major (but conveniently disregarded, ignored, and overlooked) factors in many modern unexplained
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Cancer STEM cells flip flop to evade detection.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Dr. Max Wicha is the leader in targeting the cancer STEM cells. He is moving to clinical trials and this is where the paradigm shifts
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