Dr. Weeks’ Comment: “Throughout the course of medical history, we have witnessed innovations that have initially been met with skepticism but have later revolutionized our […]
Arsenic for cancer (arsenic trioxide that is…) Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: caring for the patient, not just targeting the cancer, gives better results (anyone surprised here??) “The success of the Temel study isn’t
Palliative care along with standard care is more beneficial Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Cow’s milk is a great food … for baby cows. There is a higher correlation between drinking milk and getting cancer
Milk and cancer – an update Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: beneficial but NOT the standard of care…. what does it take? “hospitalizations for post-ERCP pancreatitis were dramatically reduced by administering
Safe, cheap and effective medication for ERCP but not the standard of care~! Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Who is funding these studies!! Sex-Deprived Fruit Flies Turn to Alcohol, Perhaps to Fulfill a Physiological Demand for a Reward ScienceDaily
A huge difference between man and animal… not! Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Here is a brief sampling of the scientific rationale for asking your oncologist to add Artemisinin to your protocol “In addition to
Artemisinin for people with cancer – the research gets interesting Read More »
Antimalarial Artesunate’s potential against cancer February 4, 2011 Raymond Chang MD FACP Artemisinin or Qinghaosu (é’è’¿ç´ ), derived from the leafy portions of the sweet wormwood plantArtemisia
Artemisinin for cancer care Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: an old and inexpensive drug, Dipyridamole, merits consideration for inclusion in your cancer treatment. Discuss this option with your oncologist. It seems
Targeting cancer cells with chemo-potentiating drug Dipyridamole Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: sad but true. Big Pharma Whistles, and the Drug Enforcement Administration Comes Running April 10, 2012 SOURCE: Alliance for Natural
FDA enabling Big Pharma (again and again) Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: We called them “no-see-ums” growing up in northern New Hampshire and we hated them! Now science tells us the horrid black fly
Black Flies are …. good for you?? Read More »