Dr. Weeks’ Comment: “Just say No to Monsanto” Beekeepers Win Ban on Monsanto’s GMOs in Poland Monsanto’s Mon810 corn, genetically engineered to produce a mutant […]
Polish beekeepers braver than American Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: A friend of mine told me about a friend of his whose creative work was cut short by “Parkinson’s disease”. It is
Parkinson’s Disease – an appeal for common sense. Find the cause! Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Parkinson’s disease is a tragic and yet treatable illness. But before your try to “fix” something, why not find out that “broke”
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Vitamin K2, the sunlight vitamin/hormone vitamin D3, the treasure from the beehive: Royal Jelly, acetylated glutathione and many more agents are worth
Vitamin K2 for Parkinson’s Disease Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Many patients come to be having suffered brain trauma from falls or accidents which were never worked up by their doctors. LENS
Even mild brain trauma can be serious Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Important work – but neither novel nor new. See this post from 2011 and see www.lowdosenaltrexone.org for info on immune
LDN- the science on immune enhancement gets clearer Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Calcium is nature’s anti-inflammatory agent (second in important only to water!) so watch where you calcify and protect your mitochondria!
How stress kills: smoking gun is calcium Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Intriguing…. Is it the ingredients of the sunscreen that predispose to endometriosis OR the resulting vitamin D3 deficiency? Sunscreen Ingredient May
Sunscreen and endometriosis? Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The “schizophrenogenic” mother (i.e. “my mom made me crazy”) is a term which demeaned mothers for decades until more women started
Gluten and schizophrenia – the toxic relationship won’t go away. Read More »
Dr. Weeks Comment: This is tragic info. Especially when one understands that the physiology of the lactating breast functions to CONCENTRATE nicotine (and other substances)
Wow! Pregnant moms are STILL smoking (>1 in 5) Read More »