You mentioned earlier about DNA,
and it's very fascinating to me.
Let's talk a little bit about DNA.
You mentioned your cells respond to your voice.
One of the common things that is out there
that I see, that I'm fascinated with,
is that it's believed that our DNA is like set,
and ooh, I got bad genes.
So my mom had breast cancer, my grandma had it,
or heart disease runs in our family.
We say all of these things.
It just runs in my family.
Talk a little bit about what you have learned
that that is not necessarily a death sentence,
and that there's much more than meets the eye to that.
Talk about that a little bit.
Well, that's actually a great subject,
because when you go to the doctor,
they'll wanna know your family history,
and your background, and they'll say that's hereditary.
Oh, you know, Aunt Louise, or your grandma,
or your dad was diabetic.
Therefore, be careful,
because that could happen to you, too.
So what science has figured out is that that predisposition
to, let's say, heart disease, or diabetes,
or any disease, whatever it might be,
that has been running in your family
actually does not come from being in the blood.
And it has, there's a better chance
of you getting a disease
based on your emotional responses to things.
And those are learned, okay?
So generationally, we have learned responses,
and they've been passed on,
you know, generation, to generation, to generation.