Abder-Rahim Biad

Debugging Human DNA Abder-Rahim Biad

Debugging Human DNA is an unusual book; it brings to light a characteristic of DNA functioning unknown to traditional medicine. DNA is a machine language, similar to that of a computer binary code; it can only be decoded and processed electrically. Most of us think of DNA as a genetic code biologists study in research labs, but have no clue how DNA affects our daily lives. DNA is the program that regulates the way we function; without tit, we will not exist. DNA does not only concerns medical researchers, but it affects all humans. The more one knows about it, the better he can manage, overhaul and transform his cognitive and physical life. DNA can be repaired electrically, once we have the proper know-how; this is a new field that has not been explored up to now. Distorted DNA strands, which in reality are atomic particles, can be fixed electrically. This approach to overhauling genes maybe unusual by customary standards, yet it is a fact validated by scientific evidence.