Cholesterol Paradox
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: For far too long, doctors have targeted cholesterol as the culprit in heart disease. High cholesterol was called “bad” and low cholesterol […]
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Cholesterol Sulfate and your Heart
Dr. Weeks’ Comments: Prof. Stephanie Seneff of MIT “connects the dots” scientifically better than anyone I know. She is a delightful guide to thinking outside
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Catching Alzheimer’s Dementia
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: This is not news. As our readers learned over a decade ago, Alzheimer’s dementia is an inflammatory reaction in response to brain
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Peer-review fails patients
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The peer-reviewed scientific journals are funded by corporations no less the media which the journal editors are complaining about. To Maintain Trust
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ALS Lou Gehrig and Inflammation
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Like all chronic degenerative illnesses – especially those which manifest in the neurological system – lowering inflammation is the goal. “…Patients with
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Black cumin for learning
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Add this seed and watch the lights come on! The current study demonstrates impressive benefits of black cumin seed (nigella sativa) in
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Autism is inflammatory
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Autism, like all psychiatric ailments, is driven by inflammation. My colleague Bob Davidson reads carefully and deeply and discovered this new published
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Rethink omega 6 seed oils
Prof. Brian Peskin is very provocative and his ideas are unsettling; in particular “know it all” clinical doctors like your’s truly are quite humbled by
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Stress induced cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Stress causes secretion of adrenalin and increase in blood sugar – both bad for you if chronic – and this causes inflammation
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Wrong again…
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: remember most of what you are told is wrong. Why Most Published Research Findings Are False John P. A. Ioannidis Abstract Summary