Intelligence and Creativity in Science.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Thinking is still the best option.
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Black Cumin Seed – some research
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The science behind the black cumin oil, search “black cumin” at the US National Library of Medicine at the NIH
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Tickle that funny bone!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: In life, I’m told, one needs 3 bones to get along well: 1) a wishbone (set goals and aspire to express your
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Science catches up to Corrective Cancer Care
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: We, at the Weeks Clinic, have been offering low-dose targeted chemotherapy for 10 years as part of a comprehensive treatment protocol called
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No two cancer cells are alike – time to individualize treatment!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: killing cancer TUMOR cells, even killing cancer STEM cells is not enough. Replenishment and optimization of the immune function needs to be
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Good and bad cholesterol – worth a second look.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Good ain’t all good; Bad ain’t all bad. Black and white. Things really are not that simple. Not
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Personalized Cancer treatment – coming to America soon.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Scientific paradigms die with the last of their proponents. Hopefully, patients will become informed of various personalized cancer treatments and thereby
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Corrective Cancer care – summary and references
Corrective Cancer Care Posted by Brad Weeks, MD on February 1, 2011 Corrective Cancer Care Posted by Brad Weeks, MD on March 5, 2004 Corrective
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The Science behind IPT
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Back in the summer of 2002, a very skeptical Dr. Brad Weeks traveled to Chicago to the office of Dr. Steven Ayre
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These old bones….
Osteoporosis “I’m 5 feet 4 inches short” said Mrs. H. as I was preparing to measure her height. “Short?” I queried? “Well,” she sighed,