For healthy gene war

Author: Min-sik (Korean) Illustration and Composition, Hyun-suk Lee Translation
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The more we study our bodies, the more mysterious we find them. Our bodies are made up of cells. Cells contain nuclei, and nuclei contain chromosomes, which hold our bodies' most important genetic genes. By studying the characteristics of genetic genes, we can uncover all the secrets of our bodies. With changes in genetic genes, we sleep or laugh, get sick or recover. Everything we do and think is reflected in our bodies through genetic genes. Changes in genetic genes cause changes in cells, which is the fundamental reason for our "illness." In ways we cannot perceive, a deadly force that alters our genetic genes is waging a fierce battle with a life-giving force that restores deteriorated genetic genes. Since the birth of humans in the universe, our cells' genes have been vibrating at a rate of 5.2 to 7.8 billion times per second, activating abnormal cells into normal ones, yet we remain completely unaware of this astonishing phenomenon. Why do people get sick? How should they be treated when they do? This book introduces a brand-new health concept—"There are no incurable diseases, only unchangeable lifestyles"—from the perspective of molecular biology. It helps many patients suffering from incurable conditions realize that, in addition to medical treatment, a new healthy lifestyle can bring more hope to their lives.