How much RoundUp™ is in you?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: No one had gluten intolerance 20 years ago – but now everyone has leaky gut, inflamed GI tracks and food intolerances. Here […]
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France bans Cell phones in Schools
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: For the past 13 years I have warned the local school district about the dangers of electrical pollution from WIFI and cell
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Big Brother in your Kitchen
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: this post is a very important post for you to read it carefully. It is dense. It involves lawsuits but ultimately it
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Chelation Therapy goes Mainstream (only took 65 years!)
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: In the fall of 1993 one of the first additional training so I took was to be certified in the practice of
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Exercise in Futility Revealed
Dr. Weeks Comment; Doctoring with integrity has become more challenging in the past 30 years as third parties interfere incessantly with what used to be
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Bio-Identical Progesterone for Everyone
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Progesterone is universally mistaken to be only a female hormone – and for good reason, as its name reveals: pro-gestation (i.e. aids
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Dandelion root for cancer
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: and what is more powerful than a root? You are correct: the SEED! (See the end of this post for helpful
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Cancer as a Mitochondrial Metabolic Disease
Dr. Weeks Comment: This elegant article (2015) demonstrates the true nature of cancer and reveals that the vast majority of research in cancer care today
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Flu shots – think twice.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: First do no harm. Flu Vaccines Are Killing Senior Citizens, Study Warns November 18, 2017 Global News A JAMA study has found that
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Think first – then act.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: I am on record as pining for the days when “M.D.” after a name merited respect and conferred deference as regards matters
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