Experts can disagree. Ask your doctor about these topics and enjoy the fun!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Inhibiting agents which inhibit tumor inhibitors (if you read it again!) is indeed a good thing. We depend upon tumor suppressor genes […]
Helping the Immune system kill the Cancer Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: I’d love to discuss this article but I need to go for a walk… Daily Physical Activity May Reduce Alzheimer’s
Reduce Alzheimer’s risk by …. being active! Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Innovation in cancer care is perpetual. Keep scanning for safe and effective protocols to consider and discuss with your oncologist. Possible
Selective cancer treatment – keep watching this as it develops. Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Metformin is helpful for reducing cancer risk and also for protecting the brain – lowering blood sugar is helpful: so ask
The French Lilac medicine (Metformin) reduces risk of Parkinson’s Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: For the past 7 years, I have been lecturing to doctors and urging oncologists to focus on addressing the cancer STEM cells
Follow the money to cancer STEM cell treatment. Now they are catching on!~ Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The tragedy is that Big Pharma can push drugs past the FDA with so little real science supporting the products.
Avastin fails again but still earns $5.8 billion a year Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: … but only just now, 10 years after the patients at the Weeks Clinic have been referred to practitioners using HIFU
For your prostate: HIFU being accepted in USA Read More »
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: 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 »