The authors build upon Beljanski’s work to demonstrate how physiological and environmental factors both weaken the body’s immune system and alter DNA functioning.
by Hervé Janecek, Ph.D., with Monica Beljanski
The book presents the work of Mirko Beljanski, a biologist-biochemist at the Pasteur Institute in France, whose innovative research on DNA led to the discovery of new treatments for cancer and other degenerative diseases.
This method fights disease by targeting damaged or destabilized DNA in the body, allowing cells with healthy DNA to thrive. Beljanski, with his wife Monica, went on to develop natural compounds that enhance the body’s resistance not only to degenerative diseases but also to the effects of environmental toxicity and the ravages of aging. These compounds are now being studied at Columbia University and other centers, where early findings support his theories.
In this book, the authors build upon Beljanski’s work to demonstrate how physiological and environmental factors both weaken the body’s immune system and alter DNA functioning. They explain how aging exacerbates these effects, leading to cancer and other diseases.
They then present the innovative compounds and how they are able to prevent dysfunctional cells from multiplying. They also detail ways to integrate essential nutritional strategies for maximizing health and fighting aging at the cellular level.
Includes detailed initiatives for dealing with aging and cancer by understanding the immune system at a cellular level, explains how the DNA reacts to aging and the nutrients it needs to fight disease, and includes information on Beljanski’s plant-based compounds that target unhealthy DNA.
$16.95 — Healing Arts Press, One Park St., Rochester, VT 05767.
Reprinted from AzNetNews, Volume 28, Number 3, June/July 2009.
April 16, 2012
Book review