Forget Genetics!

 If you think you are genetically doomed, it will be very difficult to get a result different from that belief.  The current paradigm that only drugs affect our physiology is erroneous.  The dependence on drugs to affect biology is a toxic program that can become an escape from responsibility and reality.  Our cells (and consequently, our biology) flourish and grow when fed a healthy diet of food and thought.  A toxic diet and "stinking thinking" cause the cells to go into a protection mode, which is a survival state and a major cause of internal stress.  Stress has been shown to have a part in virtually every dis-ease.

Genetics are being blamed for everything from heart disease, obesity, high cholesterol, depression, to breast cancer.  This is an attention diverter from how things really work and to program people into thinking their situation is hopeless and drug dependent.  Genes are blueprints that do not express without a trigger from the environment.  The environment is the key and it is the interaction with our cell membranes that dictate how genes express.

Much like entering a gated community, our cell membranes contain receptor proteins, that when stimulated by a resonate signal, open and allow entry into the cell.  Our "biocomputer" is similar to a computer chip.  Computers are programmable and so are cells.  Like a computer, the programmer is outside the cell.

The cell’s membrane receptors operate as the Central Processing Unit, converting external environmental information into what becomes our biology.  We can control our biology by how we edit the data we feed our biocomputer.  That is under our direct control.  Everything we eat, drink, and think affects us at the cellular level.  Yes, your thoughts play a major roll in creating your biology.  

Forget the disempowering misinformation about genetics and focus on the programming of your biocomputer. 

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