Dr. Weeks’ Comment: There are two types of cancer cells – the cancer TUMOR cell (not so dangerous, albeit the target of your oncologist) and […]
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: This is not good science. In good science, all results – for and against, profitable and threatening to profits – are shared
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Another example of the healing power of foods. Organic is essential. Certain Quercetins Mean Curtains for Cancer! “An apple a day keeps
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Dr. Weeks’ Comments: Prior to medical school, in the early 1980’s, I was incredibly fortunate to be the research assistant at Massachusetts General Hospital (“MGH”
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Melatonin picks up the all-important sulfate group from heparin sulfate which is generated daily from light metabolism via the pineal gland and
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: We’d like to think that science drives medical practice. Yup. However, it seems that in health care, as elsewhere, we follow the
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Look up in the sky and see for yourself the lines of persistent white left by airplanes. (WATCH THIS VIDEO but without the
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Osteoporosis is NOT and NEVER has been a calcium deficiency problem. I described the paradox here in 1993. Osteoporosis is a porous
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: A critically important part of the art of medicine is knowing what and when to test for disease markers or progression of
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Telemedicine is clearly an intelligent and convenient manner for allocating scare resources (time in particular, both that of the doctor and the
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