Not much profit, not much news.
Dr. Weeks Comment: The health “net” (nutrition, exercise and thought) is the secret to health. How about a 71% lower death rate? or a 46% […]
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Bisphosphates and cancer – a risk to assess.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The bisphosphate medications do make bones more dense – but the problem is that they also make the bones more BRITTLE! (Think
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Time to kill: 11.5 hours waiting in ER
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: this is a symptom of a system where the patient does not pay the provider. Accountability is gone. When hospitals pay more
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“acceptable risk” Fukushima’s effect on USA
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: From the start, we have encouraged our patients to take iodine and /or Glandregen (Modifilan) as well as a multi-vitamin / multi
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Ask for better service (and cheaper!)
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Always important to remind the service provider that they are in the service industry and that they should deliver … well, excellent
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Finally a focus on the cancer STEM cells
Dr. Weeks’ Comment Cancer STEM cells finally getting funding. Toronto’s Princess Margaret Hospital announces billion-dollar cancer initiative “Changing the paradigm of cancer care requires a
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No two cancer cells are alike – time to individualize treatment!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: killing cancer TUMOR cells, even killing cancer STEM cells is not enough. Replenishment and optimization of the immune function needs to be
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Free speech or “fee” speech
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Free speech and the unencumbered marketplace of ideas are great for progress. Yet the government, hired by Big Pharma (note: more lobbying
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Oxytocin for Autism
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Another example of safe and quite effective intervention. Oxytocin Improves Brain Function in Children With Autism ScienceDaily (May 19,
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Data supporting antioxidant use during chemo and radiation.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Paradoxical though it seems, the use of anti-oxidants while undergoing oxidative therapies (chemotherapy and radiation) for cancer has been shown to be
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