Pregnenolone for psychosis
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Once again, a naturally occurring substance, an “orthomolecular” agent rises to the limelight – in this case offering safe and effective aid […]
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Choline and Schizophrenia
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Choline (from phosphatidyl choline or lecithin or in organic chicken eggs) is brain food. Now research shows it can reduce mental illness
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Organic food lessens diabetes
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Another reason to eat organic food. Exposure to Pesticides in Food, Air and Water Increases Risk of Type 2 Diabetes, Study
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Light therapy for arthritis
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Sunlight brings warmth and light and light brings vitamin D3… Sunlight May Help Ward Off Rheumatoid Arthritis in Women Feb.
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Enzymes to halt cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: More progress to arrest prostate cancer – stay tuned. Growth Arrest in Prostate Cancer Feb. 5, 2013 ”” A previously poorly investigated
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Advances in Chemosensitivity testing
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Matching the drug to the bug. We do it for people with urinary tract infections: culture and sensitivity. Why not determine the
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Phone App to detect mercury toxicity
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: As the era of personalized medicine advances, we are wise to embrace technological innovation. Here is a new app to help our
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Steroid injections not so helpful after all
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: I smile ruefully when I learn from patients that doctors are still injecting steroids into joints when so many other highly beneficial
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Cost of Chemo Drugs “arbitrary”
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: It is tragic to the extreme that people die when they can no longer afford cancer care (of course they also die
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Patients think oncologists over-estimate proposed benefits of care.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: A doctor is a teacher, first and foremost. (The term derives from the Latin “ducere” meaning “to lead or teach”) As such,
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