New (old) Promising Drug For Alzheimer’s
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: we have been screening for Apo E allele for years at the Weeks Clinic and now a new drug, bexarotene (actually an […]
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Make mine a soy latte…
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Soy milk helps and Halean 951 helps more . From Southern Medical Journal Effects of Commercially Available Soy Products on PSA in
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My neighbor the cow, my alarm clock the rooster
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: This makes sense. Challenges to an immune system just make it stronger! Growing Up On a Farm Directly Affects Regulation
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Soda pop and Asthma (sugar actually)
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Magnesium and vitamin B12 are typically deficient in people with asthma. Replenishing these essential nutrients often helps to reduce asthma symptoms. Sugar,
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IPT by any other name is still chemo while fasting
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Cancers eat sugar. When you fast they become more aggressive and will seek out and eat.. chemotherapy drugs. This technique is potentiated
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Ooops again.. chemo drugs “raise risk of fatal side- effects”.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: In Corrective Cancer Care, because we strive to simply correct imbalances, the side-effect profile is relatively minor. As always, insist that your
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Triglyceride level more dangerous than cholesterol
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Another example of the importance of lowering triglyceride levels: exercise and diet trumps meds! Triglyceride Levels Predict Stroke Risk in Postmenopausal
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Placebos for pain relief?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Opiates are immune suppressing agents and, especially in the case of cancer, should be minimized. Here is an old reminder about the
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Aspirin (cheap) equal to Warfarin (expensive)
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Ask your cardiologist about switching from Warfarin (Coumadin) to Aspirin. “Given that there is no overall difference between the two treatments
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Supplements reduce cancer risk
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: No surprise here: The authors conclude that “multivitamin and mineral supplements synergistically contribute to the cancer chemopreventative potential, and hence, regular supplements of
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