if people only knew how GTD/swami can cause a positive epigenetic effect on anyone s DNA, .........you all know the rest

Quoted from Lola

if people only knew how GTD/swami can cause a positive epigenetic effect on anyone s DNA, .........you all know the rest

You mean expression, because DNA never changes. I try to watch saying DNA to anyone who has even taken a basic science class because DNA never changes, just the expression and potential miscoding (but that often is more of an issue with mutation I think, literally missing a piece, very different).

stick to your guidelines, best thing you can do for yourself

Peter D'Adamo
http://n-equals-one.com/blogs/2011/09/12/transposable-elements/
(n=1) by Peter D'Adamo » Transposable elements
n-equals-one.com
DNA sequencing is not static. A considerable amount of DNA jumps around from place to place. While other elements compete for representation at a given
locus, transposable elements accumulate by copying themselves to new locations in the genome.

"We suspected that the fault wasn't in the genetic code at all, but in the chemical tags on the surface of the DNA that switch genes on and off..."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-17870315
Researchers are starting to discover what D'Adamo wrote about 4 years ago
Pancreatic cancer gene discovery

Quoted from DoS

You mean expression, because DNA never changes. I try to watch saying DNA to anyone who has even taken a basic science class because DNA never changes, just the expression and potential miscoding (but that often is more of an issue with mutation I think, literally missing a piece, very different).

You are right!

I am trying to get this comcept of inheritable and yet evironmenatlly programmable epignetics through to people on a (much!) different dicussion forum.

The little animated smilie that bashes itself repeatedly into a brick wall sums up my experience of the matter.  Whoever understands what I have been trying to say has kept their understanding hidden.