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About DNA
DNA is the chemical found in the nucleus of
cells that
makes up chromosomes. It is important to all cells, and to all
organisms, because an organism (be it an amoeba or a human being) could
do nothing
without DNA. It could not carry out its normal functions, could not
replace
worn-out cells, and could not reproduce. DNA is responsible for passing
genetic
information to new cells during the process of cell division, it is
responsible for
passing genetic information from one generation to the next during
reproduction, and it provides the instructions for building proteins,
which in turn carry out the major
functions of a cell.
Thanks to the
work of James Watson, Francis Crick, Linus Pauling, and many other
scientists, we now know that DNA is a
double helix (spiral) molecule, consisting of two complementary strands
of
sugar-phosphate groups with bases attached. The sequence of bases (A,
G, C, and
T) provide all the genetic information needed to carry out the cell’s
activities.
Did
You Know?
Different cells
reproduce at different rates. For
example:
- Cells of the nervous system are never
replaced.
- Red blood cells last a few months before
being
replaced by new red blood cells.
- Cells in the intestines live only a few
days.
DNA damage can occur from many sources.
Attacks by reactive oxygen species
produced from normal metabolic byproducts, Ultraviolet Radiation from
the Sun,
X-ray’s, Thermal Disruption, Plant Toxins, Viruses, Chemicals, and
other means.
Over 74,000
damage incidences occur in DNA per cell per day. Repairing damaged DNA
is vital for your
survival and physical well being. That's why DNA damage is a major
topic of
research within cancer biology. Damage not only causes cancer,
it is used as a means to cure certain cancers through radiotherapy or
chemotherapy and is also responsible for the side effects of these
treatments.
Cancer is
out-of-control cell division. It involves
a change in the DNA structure that causes an alteration of the normal
DNA
regulating mechanisms. The malignant (cancerous) cells no longer
respond to
normal regulatory signals. Cancer most often strikes older individuals.
With Binaural Beats
technology it
is possible to bring the frequencies of the brain to a Low
Delta State
that will provide DNA stimulation and promote DNA Healing.
find out more about Binaural Beats
read more about DNA stimulation
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