The DNA you're born with is a DNA you die with.

It will always be the same tool with the same document to read.

Just different questions, different stage of your life, different problems, different opportunities.

Chronic diseases, it's optional if you know what causes it.

Cashcon is a celebrity longevity coach, TEDx speaker and founder of the DNA company.

The big one that comes to mind is around the brachogene and breast cancer. The brachine is a tumor suppressor. It does not cause cancer. It's the primary tool your body uses to fight cancer. The doctor that told her cut your breasts off. If you were to ask him, how does Bracca cause cancer, he would not be able to answer the question because it's not true. A symptom, a disease is a check engine light.

It's like investigate.

You're doing something wrong.

If I have your DNA, I can tell you your personality, that's who you are.

That's how you do the job.

Whatever's crushing you is actually your superpower.

How does belief impact our genetic expression?

The single biggest contributor to the expression of negative

disease causing genes is DNA genetically determined. Does it have to be our destiny? So you've got to

step back in terms of what is genetics. I think there's a misinterpretation of what these

things do. Yeah. And that that is because most of the research came from a very disease-centric setting.

A gene equals a problem, right? Without incorporating how does lifestyle, nutrition, and environment

influence a gene? Yeah. So there's this argument is the genetics as epigenetics.

It's the combination of both.

And the most of the genes that were studied and researched were disease causing genes.

Like when a gene expresses, something turns on versus everyday biology.

You're making hormones every day.

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