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 […]
IPT by any other name is still chemo while fasting Read More »
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
Ooops again.. chemo drugs “raise risk of fatal side- effects”. Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Another example of the importance of lowering triglyceride levels: exercise and diet trumps meds! Triglyceride Levels Predict Stroke Risk in Postmenopausal
Triglyceride level more dangerous than cholesterol Read More »
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
Placebos for pain relief? Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Ask your cardiologist about switching from Warfarin (Coumadin) to Aspirin. “Given that there is no overall difference between the two treatments
Aspirin (cheap) equal to Warfarin (expensive) Read More »
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
Supplements reduce cancer risk Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: I am always surprised and disappointed when an oncologist recommends a CT scan or MRI for assessing cancer since a PET CT
PET CT better image than CAT or MRI or CXR for cancer Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: this is the future of oncology. It can’t come too soon! New ‘Biopsy in a Blood Test’ to Detect Cancer
Blood tests instead of biopsy for cancer? Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: In medicine, if the solution to the problem is not profitable, then there is no problem! Until Big Pharma found a way
Cancer STEM cells – money arrives, then its old news Read More »
Mind Over Matter: Patients’ Perceptions of Illness Make a Difference ScienceDaily (Jan. 27, 2012) ”” Whenever we fall ill, there are many different factors that come together
Mind Over Matter: Patients’ Perceptions of Illness Make a Difference Read More »