Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Cancer cells are adaptive and mutate constantly especially when stressed. Lowering dietary sugar is recommended since cancers preferentially eat glucose but now […]
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Sleep is a physiologic process that requires 5 phases: stage 1 and 2 – early or shallow sleep; 3 & 4
True sleep, a blessing; medicated sleep, not so healthy. Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: This is HUGE news. A rare, albeit partial triumph for the FDA. They are admitting that statin drugs, prescribed like candy all
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: We often recommend Oxytocin along with a corrective protocol for people (kids and adults) suffering with autism, autism spectrum disorders and Asperger’s
Autism requires thinking outside of the box… Ecstacy? Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: here is a healthy anti-inflammatory agent. How Vitamin D Inhibits Inflammation ScienceDaily (Feb. 23, 2012) ”” Researchers at National Jewish Health have
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Ask your doctor and oncologist about the importance of treating cancer STEM cells and not simply cancer TUMOR cells. Diverse approach
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Statin drugs function as anti-inflammatory agents. Like all drugs, they have pros and cons. Read and be informed. Safety Alerts
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Thanks to Roby Mitchell, M.D. for this article: see www.drfitt.com for great sensible health tips! Infection or Overgrowth? Monday, 27
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Dr. Alex Schauss Ph.D. teaches many people many things and the world should listen to him on the treatment of heroin
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: We know that low cholesterol is predictive of higher mortality and morbidity and yet the blizzard of hard sell for statins continues.
High Cholesterol protective in hepatitis! Read More »