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Your DNA whispers possibilities. Your daily habits determine probabilities.
Your genes load the gun, epigenetics pulls the trigger. Somewhere along the way, we've been taught to believe that our health is largely predetermined. Years ago, we were taught to identify with our diagnoses. Today, we're being taught to identify with our genetics. The language has changed, but the psychology remains the same. For years, people would say: "I'm diabetic." "I'm hypertensive." "I'm depressed." "I have arthritis." Today, the statements sound different. "I have M

Gary Brodeur, DC
Jun 233 min read
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