In the words of Dawson Church, author of The Genie in Your Genes "It’s not what we don’t know that hurts us--it’s what we think we know that isn’t true that hurts us."Why does one identical twin develop cancer and the other remain healthy when they have identical DNA? Why does one twin become obese and another remain lean?Your mind has the power to create or cure diseaseYou are a being of energy, and as such, you have an electromagnetic component to every biological process. Every thought or feeling produces a complex change in the make-up of your organs.Blair Justice, PhD, author of Who Gets Sick, says, ''genes account for only 35 percent of longevity while diet, exercise, stress and other environmental factors are the major reasons people live longer''.
Heart surgery patients who have a strong social support and spiritual practice have better chances of recovery. Meditating for just 30 minutes per day can boost your mood better than antidepressants.
Older people with positive attitudes have less chances of risk of death from cardiovascular disease and lower risk from all other causes. Clearly, your beliefs, thoughts, and intentions have a much stronger affect on your life than your genes do. We’ve always taught our children the importance of controlling their behavior. But maybe it’s time to focus more on teaching them how to control what they think and feel.Since beliefs and emotions are what trigger the expression of specific DNA. Even more importantly, what you think and feel may affect the DNA of your children, your grandchildren, and their children.This is only a gist of an article I read on Internet.Your whetted curiosity could be
satisfied by going herehttp://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/01/23/Why-Your-DNA-Isnt-Your-Destiny-.aspx
Heart surgery patients who have a strong social support and spiritual practice have better chances of recovery. Meditating for just 30 minutes per day can boost your mood better than antidepressants.
Older people with positive attitudes have less chances of risk of death from cardiovascular disease and lower risk from all other causes. Clearly, your beliefs, thoughts, and intentions have a much stronger affect on your life than your genes do. We’ve always taught our children the importance of controlling their behavior. But maybe it’s time to focus more on teaching them how to control what they think and feel.Since beliefs and emotions are what trigger the expression of specific DNA. Even more importantly, what you think and feel may affect the DNA of your children, your grandchildren, and their children.This is only a gist of an article I read on Internet.Your whetted curiosity could be
satisfied by going herehttp://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/01/23/Why-Your-DNA-Isnt-Your-Destiny-.aspx
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