Adrenochrome. Hello, again.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Oxidized adrenalin, produced to excessive stress (“adrenal overload”), is toxic to the heart and the brain. We have known all […]
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Vit D3 and calcium – can’t be too careful.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Nutrient replacement is not entirely benign. Safe levels depend upon individual variations but this study reinforces the importance and safety of restoring
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Integrating telomerase research and stem cell for cancer care.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Excellent new strides being made in cancer and stem cell research Regulation of Telomerase in Stem Cells and Cancer
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Injectable oxygen – they got it right the second time.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Excellent and persistent research – inspiring. …”Intravenous administration of oxygen gas was tried in the early 1900s, but these attempts failed
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Stop the Antacids
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Antacids are killing us. Why? Because taking antacids hobbles our ability to nourish ourselves. We need to DIGEST food and antacids are
Fraud in published scientific articles – read carefully!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Disappointing. “…the proportion of retractions due to scientific misconduct in the drug literature is higher than in general biomedical literature…”
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“acceptable risk” Fukushima’s effect on USA
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: From the start, we have encouraged our patients to take iodine and /or Glandregen (Modifilan) as well as a multi-vitamin / multi
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Oxytocin for Autism
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Another example of safe and quite effective intervention. Oxytocin Improves Brain Function in Children With Autism ScienceDaily (May 19,
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Have a drink? Have a cancer?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Even light alcohol can be problematic, per this study. “…A significant increase of the order of 4% in the risk of
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