Cell Wellbeing Epigenetics
Epigenetics is the science that shows that we do not need to be victims of our genetic inheritance. The Human Genome project, was expected to confirm the existence of over 100,000 individual genes.
However, it was discovered that only 23,000 genes make up the human genome, barely more than the common fruit fly and far less than those found in a grain of rice.
This raised the question of what else could be controlling gene expression?
The answer is Epigenetics, which is the interaction between environmental signals and the process of adaptation that living systems use to thrive. Back in 1700’s Jean-Baptiste Lamarck proposed that life forms could acquire ‘information’ from their environment and incorporate it into their epigenome.
Quantum Physics was incorporated into the field of molecular biology by Erwin Schrödinger to set the basis for what we now know as epigenetics.
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Today, we know that gene expression that is not mediated by coding DNA, representing only 2% of the genomic expression. It is rather influenced by informational signals received from the environment by non-coding DNA, which represent the remaining 98% of what is referred to as junk DNA.
Harmful signals emanating from the environment cause disharmony, so the human body responds accordingly changing the phenotype without altering the genotype. This change is reflected in our physiology.
These signals include information from the air we breathe, the food we eat, the impact of the electromagnetic environment and even the 50,000+ thoughts we have per day.
With Your Very Own Optimize Report
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The service is non-invasive, takes just 15 minutes
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The indicators are based on your own body’s resonance
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You get instant access to 11 key epigenetic indicator categories
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The suggestions are food and nutrition based protocols
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They are highly relevant for your gene expression
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The program is safe and natural
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Scientists Now Understand
Scientists now understand that your physical status is largely influenced by the environment; up to 98% in some cases. These eye-opening developments can take you down a different path where your genes no longer control your abilities and instead you become empowered and in control of your own wellness destiny.
Understand how to unlock that performance potential now! Your personal epigenetic indicators can be mapped for you in less than 15 minutes with only four strands of hair, using the Cell Wellbeing Digital S-Drive system.
Each Optimize Report represents the opportunity for someone to make changes to their diet, nutritional and lifestyle in support of optimum physiology through epigenetics.
The data which forms each report is based on informational resonance with the database of environmental files and is not a physical measure of elements or factors affecting the body or stored on the hair. As such, it is not considered diagnostic nor medical in nature.
Each comparison indicates the relevance of an environmental influence based on a numerical value generated. This value has no scale or baseline but reflects the individual’s response to the influence which can be different for every person.
The data is visualised in the charts and tables of the reports and is categorised to make it easy to understand and use the information.
The overview chart allows you to quickly assess the key issues and identify the main areas for attention.
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The items with the highest resonance (those which influence the person most strongly) are marked as Priorities (with a P). Those with lower relevance are Advisories, marked with an (A). A lower level of relevance is indicated by ‘consider’ items.
The size of a segment indicates its overall relevance to the person in relation to the other items in the same chart. This way of viewing data in relationship to other data is more holistic.
There is a list of 90-day food restrictions which are not on the allergy scale but in the sensitivity scale. These are foods which reduce the overall efficiency of the system.
For each item indicated, there will be a recommended list of foods which can be added to the diet. These foods are informational sources that will enable the body to operate in a more efficient way and will help with optimum gene expression through epigenetics.
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