Children’s health – prevention, safe intervention, setting the stage for a healthy life – leading corrective thoughts.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Corrective Health Care is predicated upon the perpetual observation that, if we could mimic nature, we might be healthier. “It is not […]
Breast Feeding helps mom and infant Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Exercise before medicating. Imagine where you and I, dear Reader, would be today were it not for recess and the opportunity to
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Regression to the mean. We all start out as female (X,X) then some become male (X,Y) but by age 70, most married
Where have all the young boys gone? Read More »
Dr. Weeks Comment: This is tragic info. Especially when one understands that the physiology of the lactating breast functions to CONCENTRATE nicotine (and other substances)
Wow! Pregnant moms are STILL smoking (>1 in 5) Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Bad news travels fast and when good people are vindicated, sadly the good news is slower to make headlines. I have
Honorable Teacher vindicated! Read More »
Dr. Weeks Comment: A huge social experiment. Huge. What ever happened to ….1) conversation? 2) playing social board or card games? 3) learning hobbies? I
Heaviest media users? ages 11-14 …. wow! Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: the best source, of course, is when the mother is well nourished with vitamin C rich foods and the breast milk is
vitamin C for your baby’s brain development Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: This is only big news because 1 in 10 Americans are on antidepressant medications (yikes!) SSRIs: New study demonstrates a 100-500%
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: While breast feeding is still the most appropriate option for newborns, nonetheless, care should be taken by mom to offer the least
Breast milk concentrates toxins Read More »
Sleep Helps Reduce Errors In Memory, Research Suggests ScienceDaily (Sep. 11, 2009) ”” Sleep may reduce mistakes in memory, according to a first-of-its-kind study led
Your child’s academic performance Read More »