Got milk? Got Gentocin.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: More fabulous writing and concise powerful research summary from the notmilkman Robert Cohen Catch 22 Let me tell you about the spirit […]
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Mesenchymal stem cells “create” cancer STEM cells.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The research accumulates and still your oncologist is not talking with you about stopping your cancer STEM cells. The focus in cancer
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Cancer Cells – know your enemy!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: “Asocial” is how Rudolf Steiner described cancer cells. We see here that they break another rule: one cancer cell isn’t limited
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Pass the Strawberries (rich in Nrf2) – hold the cream…
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: another super fruit (like all the rest) – if organic, it is powerful medicine. Have a bowl of Nrf2 – hold the
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Metformin as neuro therapy
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Metformin (glucophage), an important and rarely use d adjunct to cancer treatment is also beneficial for helping nerves grow and repair.
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Cancer Curbed by Low Carb Diet
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Not all calories are the same. Still today, despite research like the June 2011 report below, patients are told to eat anything
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The Elusive Cancer STEM cell
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Although the topic remains controversial, that is only because some people are not up to speed on what the difference is between
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Coffee and cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Science is a methodology and even when the results fall against our “beliefs” we need to honor the process. Here we
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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Question: what is the “Turkey Disease”?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: I refer to the illness of diabetes to my patients as “the turkey disease”. Why? Because of two reasons both of which
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