Cardiac Heart Health – corrective leading thoughts.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Drat. That theory was so convenient. Well, please pass the sacred cow – time to carve it up and start thinking again. […]
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Another great reason for taking your vitamin D3 (not D2 which is in milk). Save your heart! SOURCE: http://pda.physorg.com/vitamin-cholesterol-foamcells_news170136373.html (MANY
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Dr Weeks Comment: if you take statins, take Co Q 10 FDA Public Health Advisory on the Statin Drug Crestor (rosuvastatin) The following information was
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Are cholesterol-Lowering Drugs hurting Your Heart? High cholesterol is a health challenge facing many Americans. Statistically, as many as 99.5 million people in America have
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Magnesium Deficiency in the Pathogenesis of Mitral Valve Prolapse Leo D. Galland, Sidney M. Baker, Robert K McLellan Gesell Institute of Human Development, New
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Dr. Weeks Comment: I love these paradoxical and bewildering health claims. Love to track down the data, follow the reasoning and learn something new and
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Low Vitamin K2 Status is a Risk Factor for Hardening of the Arteries – Presented at the American Society of Nephrology Convention 14 November 2008,
Low levels of Vitamin K2 will break your heart. Read More »
DR. WEEKS’ COMMENT: Question: “What is wrong with Aspirin?” Answer: “It is not expensive enough to be useful as a profit center and, when commonly
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Dr. Weeks Comment: We know that the map is not the territory. Equally so, the lab results are not the only or even the sufficient
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It is not what you eat, its not what you absorb from what you eat but it is now what can be delivered via blood
Keep the blood thin – but not too thin… Read More »