Antioxidants and Cancer Treatment There are few issues in cancer therapy so surrounded by confusion as the question of whether or not cancer patients should […]
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Antioxidants and other nutrients do not interfere with chemotherapy or radiation therapy and can increase kill and increase survival, part 1. Simone CB 2nd, Simone
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Melatonin, perhaps our most potent anti-oxidant, is a valuable adjunct in the treatment of the devastating bone cancer process Ewing’s sarcoma.
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My Mother-in-Law’s One High Day By MARIE MYUNG-OK LEE http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/10/opinion/medical-marijuana-and-the-memory-of-one-high-day.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=thab1 WHEN my mother-in-law was in the final, harrowing throes of pancreatic cancer, she had only one
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Whidbey Island is a gem and we love living here! We love this lifestyle, the intelligent and community-minded people and the stunning
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: In 2008, my daughter Anastasia, then a high school senior, performed an extraordinary and historic service to high school students around the
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Dr. Weeks Comments: WIFI is convenient – yes. But is it safe? Is it safe for students in schools? Has the science been studied?
WIFI in schools is NOT safe- the you tube lecture to watch! Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Aside from allowing the birthing process to proceed in a more humane manner, Oxytocin is a safe and effective agent for aiding
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: While the authors of this White Paper examine exhaustively the current thinking on pancreatic cancer, sadly, precious few hopeful clinical suggestions emerge.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Cancer doesn’t sneak up on you and attack when you are unaware. Rather, our environment influences our genetic predispositions and cancer
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