How doctors die.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Again, quality trumps quantity. After all, we are here to act, not just to persist. How Doctors Die | The Health […]
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Again, quality trumps quantity. After all, we are here to act, not just to persist. How Doctors Die | The Health […]
Dr. Weeks’ Comments: These short videos deserve your open-hearted nourishment! They remind us of what is eternally true. Be inspired! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Wk9-gkT2bI8 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=oXvJ8UquYoo
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The composition of breast milk changes with the mother’s circadian rhythms so it is modified throughout the day to deliver optimum nutrition
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Use it or lose it again encourages us to get moving and exercise. It reduces stress, brain stress in particular and lowers anxiety
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: We humans consider ourselves to be the pinnacle of creation but most of us can’t produce what these moths do in order
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: “Use it or lose it” takes on a more potent meaning when one needs to regenerate what had, until recently been
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: They didn’t teach this in medical school! “…To our knowledge, this is the first report demonstrating the generation of a
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Why do PET scans and now MRIs use sugar to locate cancers? Because the cancer selectively eats sugar and concentrates it and
MRIs can use sugar now also Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: All illness begins in the gut and a digestive aid has many benefits. Now we learn that betaine (a main ingredient in
Nourish Assist is extra good for you. Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Insulin has myriad physiological functions – controlling blood sugar is its best known function, but let’s note that directly injected into non-healing
Low breast milk? Think Insulin. Read More »