Degenerative neurological diseases? Take a corrective approach to address the causes.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The tragedy is that so few neurologists understand the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen chambers (HBO) for people who have suffered a stroke. […]
Hyperbaric Oxygen for Stroke Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Just attaining publication in a peer-reviewed scientific/medical journal is not sufficient. The reader must be skeptical. Peer Reviewed Research: The Fraud
Fish vs. Fish oil for Stroke Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Electromagnetic pollution, welcomed into homes because of the “conveniences” of these tools, is nonetheless, a pollutant. Now Yale scientists are concerned. Are
Cell phones effect fetal brains. Say, “Can you hear me now?” Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Metformin (glucophage), an important and rarely use d adjunct to cancer treatment is also beneficial for helping nerves grow and repair.
Metformin as neuro therapy Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Inflammation has its pros and cons – it serves and it severs. It must be regulated. When excessive and when occurring in
Sugar and spice (esp. curry) for spinal cord injuries Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Rutin, a component in the enzyme I often recommend (Wobenzyme), helps prevent strokes by preventing blood clots. Nice. Cheap. Effective. “Centsible”
Rutin prevents strokes…Old new for Weeks Clinic patients Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Baclofen is an old medication which is a muscle relaxant. Typically it was used to lessen the muscle spasms of cerebral palsy
Baclofen for autism Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: A friend of mine told me about a friend of his whose creative work was cut short by “Parkinson’s disease”. It is
Parkinson’s Disease – an appeal for common sense. Find the cause! Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Parkinson’s disease is a tragic and yet treatable illness. But before your try to “fix” something, why not find out that “broke”
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Vitamin K2, the sunlight vitamin/hormone vitamin D3, the treasure from the beehive: Royal Jelly, acetylated glutathione and many more agents are worth
Vitamin K2 for Parkinson’s Disease Read More »