Daffodils for Depression
South African daffodils may be a future cure for depression Scientists at the University of Copenhagen have previously documented that substances from the South African […]
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Chemotherapy does NOT kill cancer STEM cells.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The tide is turning and more and more oncologists are coming to understand that chemotherapy without addressing the cancer STEM cells
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5/8th of an inch… Don’t let your cell phone kill you
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: 5/8th of an inch. A distance, we now learn, can mean the difference between life and death by cancer. Exposure to
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Are you being radiated from Fukushima?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Why not be informed of the amount of radiation exposure. Protect Yourself and Your Family from Fukushima Radiation! Nuclear, EMF,
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Medical Imaging and Cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: “Oops” is an understatement. All radiologists and oncologist need to remember their primary vow as doctors: Primum non Nocere” “First
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Obama and Big Pharma
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: As always, follow the money trail. Obama Was Pushed by Drug Industry, E-Mails Suggest (NY Times) By PETER BAKER Published: June 8, 2012
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“Tip ourselves over and let the beautiful stuff out…” R.B. RIP
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: I think it is fabulous that Ray Bradbury wrote 1000 “loving” words a day. That discipline reminds me of the
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The orchestra conductor within – your Ear!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Dr. Alfred Tomatis, genius and visionary, whose therapies: “most efficient language learning“, “sonic rebirth”, “electronic ear” are described in my 1986
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As effective as pain meds but not discussed by oncologists.
Dr. Weeks Comment: Pain is the toughest aspect of care for good people with cancer. Here is an option to consider. “…An investigational cannabinoid therapy helped
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