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    Debugging Human Dna
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    Debugging Human Dna

    By Abder-Rahim Biad

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    Our cells harbor many secrets to a long and healthy life; there is extensive medical research to debunk the mysteries of our genes, but with all DNA sequencing and the genome project database, we do not know yet how the identification of DNA strands can be assimilated into the body to have any effect on improving human life. Any attempt to explain what DNA is or what it does is intimidating to the nonprofessional. My treatment of this topic “Debugging Human DNA” does not refer to research in biology labs and stem cells studies, but rather I present a technique to debug DNA inside the human body. DNA is no different than the computer binary language; similarities exist between the two languages. DNA is not just a code but also a conducting circuit; the helix positive-negative polarity, allow a two-way communication from point A in the brain to point B anywhere in the body; this can only be achieved electrically.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 30, 2017
    ISBN9781329650701
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