As we learn it turns out that the genome is much more important than the gene. The genome is what makes up our genetic material as a whole. Genes are just specifically identified proteins. There is more non-gene specific material that make up our DNA than gene, and as we learn more about how DNA works and the intricacies of the human genome we realize that all the once considered junk DNA might be more important that the actual identified genes. As scientists start to study the less obvious elements of our genome, the junk DNA, the non-protein bonds, the charge and energetic behavior of the DNA, we realize there is WAY more to this than once was thought. Scientists around the world are learning how mental thought changes genome structures and gene activation, how energy fields produce certain reactions and epi-genetic changes, how music, sound and tone reflects in behavior of our DNA. We are learning fast how the epi-genome or our environment directs our cellular health via food, thought, movement, chemicals and emotions. Couple this with behavioral scientists learning that what you believe will predict outcomes in your health, happiness, life longevity, and healing capacity and we realize that new worlds of possibilities are being open to us. Now more than ever taking a multi-sided approach to health and healing, thinking outside the 70 year old box of traditional health care is more important and supported by science than ever. The success in health and healing that we know exists and want but have not obtained will come from thinking and efforts that have not been tried of practiced together before. We need to step outside of the standard of care and raise our standard of health and change our standard view of results. Continuing to do what has always been done will never produce a new outcome from what has always been had. We can do better and in most cases do, but the abundant health and life long vitality that most people want will not come from repeatedly exhausting a model that has been proven to simply NOT work. Think outside the box, learn all you can, try new things, look to those with new ideas and new outcomes will be yours. Live well my friends! Dr. Pratt
Posted on: Wed, 05 Mar 2014 14:48:22 +0000
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