Protein continued...
Cells-little animals that are
invisible.
If you were to put a cell in a petri dish
you would
see it run to food & run away from poison.
protein(hardware)
genes(software-instructions for life)
The primary job of a cell is to
produce stuff to do stuff.
Cells make a special kind of stuff. And all the
stuff that cells make
come from instructions that are like digitally encoded
software.
All cells have software instructions that result in the production
of
stuff that we can easily called hardware.
The hardware that results
from the software instruction allows the
cell to do all of the things it
needs to live
and for us to live. For the macrostructure and the
microstructure to live.
Genes are chemical instructions for the
production of protein.
Chemical hardware that allows cells &
ultimately our bodies to do the work of being alive.
every single function a
cell in a body does eating, breathing reproducing, excreting, contracting,
relaxing....whatever...
its all controlled at the most basic level by hardware
called protein that comes from software called genes.
That's what a
protein is...hardware. what I mean by hardware is solid pieces of
chemicals.
Genetics communicates invisible messages(information)
Transcription & translation.
Caller 1:
cholesterol-
stabilize cholesterol production in the liver.
If you have
elevations in cholesterol you probably have a metabolic issue related to insulin
& sugar.
Insulin, blood sugar & cholesterol go hand in hand.
Treat
yourself like a diabetic and your cholesterol will drop. stay away from refined
carbs
Caller 2: had breast cancer, gallbladder removed, hysterectomy, been
on Prilosec.
had eczema but used nutritional strategies and it
went away. Still have a rash on back.
caller 3: angina, type 2
diabetic, blocked arteries, they put a stent (tube that reroutes constricted
blood)
Caller 4: 80 years old. patch on scalp very dry about 2
inches, maybe eczema.
impotence problem.
caller 5: pulmonary fibrosis.
(think stress)
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