“Can you hear me” …YET???
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: the tidal wave of science damning cell phone use is cresting. Handle your cell phone with care – like this. NATION – […]
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Changing your mind – back in (research) style.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Dr. Abram Hoffer, my mentor in orthomolecular psychiatry, used this agent with great success and with his collaborator, Dr. Harvey Osmond, he
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Paxil and birth defects = $2.5 million fine.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The drug, approved for U.S. use in 1992, generated about $942 million in sales last year, 2.1 percent of Glaxo’s total revenue.
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Selenium and Cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: does your oncologist know the importance of selenium? Selenium and selenoproteins in the treatment and diagnostics of cancer. Antioxid Redox Signal. 2009
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First woman to win Nobel Prize in Economics
Dr. Weeks Comment: Bravo! Now, if only the world would start to appreciate the Austrian school of Economics. – First woman wins economics Nobel Americans
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1984 Wordsmithing
Doctor Weeks’ comment: Redefinitions are always interesting. Ask your doctor and legislator why this is going on. “The earlier version defines pandemic as: “An influenza
Not Love, Not Passion
– A Love Story? There you are, sweetie! I have been looking for you. I shall take you to bed and have my way with
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Iodine, Russia and Joe
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: In Russia, the doctors have a saying: “If there is something wrong with your outside (skin), then take Iodine and if there
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Chronic Fatigue and Leukemia – more to consider
Dr. Weeks Comments: Just remember that a virus is dead – it is dependent upon you having a weak or disorganized immune system for it
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Should police obey the law?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: “Why not?” (who then shall guard the guards?) – THE BIG STORY: Police departments consider speed limits, other driving rules for officers
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