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EPISODE · May 3, 2014 · 1 MIN

EPIGENETICS

from THE STEVENSON SECRETS · host RareGem Productions

Today Shawn reports "Epigenetics" In this secret you'll learn: - Epigenetics is the leading science in the world that’s proven literally and unquestionably that you’re able to rewrite your genetic expression. - 50% of your chromosome is gene, with genetic information, and the other 50% is protein, and the protein that actually what changes and determines whether or not each gene gets read. - ---- Proteins change depending upon the environment that you create in your body - The environmental toxins or cleanliness that you’re exposed to and the mental and emotional habits that you form signals your body to either leave genes for homeostasis and health or disease and discomfort. - This is all in an effort for your body to move you to take action to provide it with the most beneficial internal and external environment possible. - Your genes are not out to get you, they’re out to guide you. - So use this information to your greatest benefit. The Stevenson Secrets are a preview of the wealth of information shared by Shawn Stevenson. Additionally, Shawn hosts a top rated, world-renowned podcast called, "The Model Health Show". Listen to the podcasts and get honest solutions for wellness, nutrition, exercise and better living at www.theshawnstevensonmodel.com

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