The principles of health don’t go out of fashion. What is beneficial today for your health was beneficial decades ago. People need to be taught enthusiastically so, I will say it again, and smile!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Bravo to the court. Surprising and with merit! OpEdNews – Article: Supreme Court UNANIMOUSLY Says Human Genes Are Not Patentable Supreme […]
Human genes are not patentable. Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The day that Albert Einstein feared may have finally arrived. Having coffee with friends. A day at the beach. Cheering
Einstein and Social Media Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Wow. Look at the change in our educational demands from 1895 to the present. Consider this deterioration on American schools
An 8th grade education could save our country. Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Old news. Had the ‘scientific” journals reported the real and total science in the firest place, had the marketers not gagged the
SSRI no better than placebo.. worse actually. Read More »
Dr. Weeks ‘ Comment: Like sheep to the slaughter, human beings, free thinking men and women, have been reduced to “consumers” – bad enough that
A tragic “I told you so…” Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: I first used topical, intradermal honey bee venom for immune enhancement in cancer patients 18 years ago. Mellitin, the bee venom component
Bee venom for cancer – Washington U. agrees, finally.. Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Watch out America. The FDA is about to take away your niacin. This vitamin B3, famous for its “flush” was championed by
Niacin beats statin drug – head to head. Cheaper and more effective and safer! Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: vitamin D helps lower risk of flu and its side effect is to reduce falling in the elderly and hence broken hips.
Over 65 – take your vitamin D or fall Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Choose your experts carefully. Run from those who see things as good or bad. Cholesterol came to national, worldwide attention solely because
Cholesterol and Brain Development (know someone suffering with Parkinson’s?) Read More »