I realized I carried the same genetics. I couldn't change my genes. But I did have an opportunity to hopefully change the expression of those genes. Sears' efforts to change his presumed genetic destiny from something deadly to something he could live with started 25 years ago in medical school on a National Institutes of Health post-doctorate fellowship at the University of Virginia. He'd taken a Ph.D. at Indiana University.
Charity begins at home.
Sears' Zone has generated sales of more than 3 million copies of his first seven books. Your grandmother was the repository of 20 millennia of observations of what does work and what doesn't work. It turns out she was at the cutting edge of 21st-century biotechnology in using food to orchestrate hormonal responses. I stole it from Grandma. Some will say it's for bodybuilders.