A to Z Medical DiseasesPractical Information on Medical Diseases

Worried about cancer, and diabetes, and arthritis, and heart disease? Want to do something to protect yourself? Now you can.

The Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease (CBCD) recently published an eye opening press release exactly on this topic. The release mentions Dr. Illa R Singh from the University of Utah who said about his recently published research that “for the first time we have analyzed prostate cancer and normal prostate tissue and found cancers are much more likely to have [the chronic XMRV virus].” … “It was also more likely to be present in more aggressive tumors,” Singh said. “We found it in 20 percent of the least aggressive tumors and over 45 percent of the most aggressive tumors.”

Then the press release reminded us that more and more studies find chronic viruses living in tumors, exactly as predicted by Dr. Hanan Polansky in his highly acclaimed 2003 “purple book.” According to Dr. Polansky, a chronic virus is a genetic parasite. In high concentrations, the virus “starves” certain human genes and forces them to behave as if they have been mutated, leading to cancer and other diseases.

And for those of us that need a picture in their minds to understand the effect of the chronic viruses on the human genes, the press release offers a wonderful metaphor. It is asking us to think of the nucleus inside the cell as a field with many flowers. To bear fruits, the flowers need to be pollinated by certain bees. Now in this metaphor a virus is another flower that migrated into the field. The viral flower also attracts the bees, however, with much higher efficiency (stronger scent?). What happens to the production of fruits by the local flowers? It declines. And since many animals are dependent on these fruits, the entire ecosystem is affected. The “starved” human genes stop bearing their fruits, or proteins. They behave as if they’ve been mutated. (They were not, but to a puzzled scientist they look like they’ve been mutated!) And without the needed proteins, the cell stops functioning properly, the first step in the development of a major disease.

This is how one should explain abstract ideas! This is how you get us interested!

Then the release finishes with a bang. We can do something about the chronic viruses in our body. As it turns out, the Starved Gene discovery inspired scientists at polyDNA to develop a broad range, all natural, nutritional supplement that targets many of the most common viruses. To develop the antiviral supplement, they used their signature process. They scanned the scientific literature, analyzed thousands of papers using a proprietary bio-informatics-based computer program, and identified the most effective and safe antiviral natural ingredients. These ingredients were combined to form Gene-Eden, a supplement that targets viruses such as the Flu virus, Epstein Barr virus (EBV), Cytomegalovirus (CMV), Herpes Simplex virus (HSV), Varicella Zoster virus(VZV), Hepatitis B Virus (HBV), Hepatitis C Virus (HCV), or Human Papillomavirus (HPV).

For more information on Gene-Eden, visit http://www.gene-eden.com. To order Gene-Eden, visit Amazon.com.