Great things are always simple, your perception, thoughts and feelings will affect how your dna will be read, and more deeply, will directly affect your health, if you believe that your healing and pose actions to support it, your body will heal itself and then some, if you believe that your dying, well guess what, your cells will execute that. Logically when we care about ourselves and truly want to be happy, we instinctively start to eat better, feel better and know better… original song & instruments performed and mixed by cyberkaz Mind over Matter is starting to be proven scientifically, and the “placebo” effect is not just a myth anymore, life is a gift and your mind is ultimately gearing your cells, be smart, love your body, even if life try’s to bring you down, force it back up, change your mindset, forget what others think, and harness the love… source images from two NOVA documentaries: “Ghost in your Genes” which focuses on new discoveries concerning epigenetics and the epigenome, and the other is simply called “DNA” a PBS special on the controversial history of dna and the human genome project. video.google.com At the end is Bruce Lipton talking on a radio show about his findings and experiences as a bio-chemist… Think good thoughts, pose the actions and you will shine bright!

Complex traits, including most common diseases, are due to multiple genetic factors as well as environmental factors. Jake Lusis, Department of Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics at UCLA explains that these have proved difficult to study using traditional genetic approaches that examine one gene at a time. He describes his current studies that focus on “systems genetics” approaches to complex metabolic and cardiovascular traits. Series: “Translational Research for Metabolic Disease Prevention” [2/2010] [Health and Medicine] [Professional Medical Education] [Show ID: 17968]

MS Learn Online is the National MS Society's online educational webcast series. This video features a discussion about research into the causes of multiple sclerosis.

Infection and Host Response: From Basic Research to Global Health Elizabeth Winzeler, phd Associate Professor Tenure, The Scripps Research Institute Cell Biology Department Head, Genomics Institute of the Novartis Research Foundation “Virtual, Chemical and Synthetic Genetics of Malaria” Recorded 12 December 2008 Center for Emerging and Neglected Diseases cend.berkeley.edu