Articles and Lectures by Dr. Bradford S. Weeks, M.D.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: For the past 2 decades we have advised patients to eliminate refined grains, white sugar, high glycemic foods and sweeteners from their […]
Ketogenic (no sugar) diet for cancer Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: A wonderful mentor, Dr. Alan Tisdale, taught me those words: “When in doubt, ask the patient.” and that sage advice has
“When in doubt, ask the patient.” Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Follow the money… or not. Doctors can choose. Medical School Gift Restriction Policies Linked to Subsequent Prescribing Behavior Jan. 31, 2013
No free lunch for doctors Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: At the Weeks Clinic, we encourage those folks wishing to lose weight to “Eat less, taste more”. Fat loss with
Eat Less Taste More Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Many doctors bristle when asked important questions like “What would you do in my situation?” or “Would you recommend your wife take
Dr Weeks’ Comment: We humans behave at times with honor and at times less than honorably. The hope is that we continue striving to be
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: There is a lot to be said, therapeutically, for putting some things behind you and focusing on the present goals and aspirations
What you focus on grows (no surprise) Read More »
CHEMOTHERAPY POTENTIATING AGENTS by Bradford S. Weeks, M.D. If you decide to take chemotherapy, the principles of Corrective Cancer Care suggest
Why not potentiate your chemotherapy? Read More »
Dr. Michael Gerber, M.D. reviews a lecture I gave at the Nevada Medical Society in 2011. His article, reprinted below, appeared in Townsend Newsletter for
The Cordelia Effect in Corrective Cancer Care Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: If you are going to accept chemotherapy, why not stack the cards in favor of more benefit and less side-effects? This is
These simple things may help your chemotherapy work better Read More »