Blame vs taking Responsibility.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Robert Whittaker is a courageous writer and his response to the blaming of this grieving mother is excellent. His slides are worth […]
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Medical Tourism – triumph of the free market
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The USA offers arguably the best health care in the world but is it s good value for the money? If
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So that is Affordable Care
So THAT’S What They Mean by “Affordable Care” Thomas DiLorenzo at 11:44 am EDT on August 02, 2013 I recall almost blowing a gasket listening
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Fibroblasts feed Cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: To clarify why Corrective Cancer Care includes anti-oxidants such as NAC, Glutathione Metformin and other “centisible” remedies watch this very interesting and
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Melittin from Bee Venom and Cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The idea that honeybee venom offers anti-cancer properties seems implausible until one penetrates the very biochemistry of this remarkable and highly refined
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BVT for chemotherapy induced neuropathy
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: In response to an oncologist colleague’s good faith questions about the clinical results derived form the topical application of BVT to limbs
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The stuff which sticks cells together (and prevents metastatic process)
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Hyaluronan and hyaluronic acid and hyaluronidase all amaze and instruct as regards cancer and the cellular barriers which attempt to control it.
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Bee Venom components and Cancer Prevention
Dr. Weeks’ Comments: It was almost 30 years ago when I first studied the relationship between hyaluronic acid, its stable form which supports cellular matrix
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How much caffeine in your coffee?
Dr. Weeks’ Comments: Are you a coffee drinker or a milk drinker? How Much Caffeine Is Actually in Your Coffee, From Dunkin’ to Starbucks
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Publication bias results in uninformed doctors
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Science is about methodology – fidelity to process – more than about results. But what happens to a scientific result which
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