iON | Chromosome 14 is the Main Liaison to RNA

Transcribed by Bert.

[iON “Answers to Cancer” 26 May 2010 Part 3]

(45:50 mark)
Dr. Dean: Let’s clean that up a bit. iON said: “If you scrub it – if you scrub the RNA – it will attach only to Chromosome 14.” What does that mean?

iON: Well, that’s where the communication… that’s where you make a change in DNA.

Bob: It does not only… it’s the only thing involved is 14, Carolyn.

Dr. Dean: Why is that, iON?

Bob: It’s the only one that does the change.

iON: It’s the only one receptive to that new information. Everything else is closed – every other chromosome pair is busy.

Bob: Right! Chromosome 14 is the main liaison with the RNA.

Dr. Dean: Yeah! Umm, hmm!

iON: If you’re going to change it…!

Bob: Yeah, if you’re going to change it.

iON: And, if you catch cancer now, you catch it through Chromosome 14.

Bob: Right, and Chromosome 14…

iON: Now wait, Bob! Now, that was big!

Dr. Dean: Yeah!

Bob: Yeah, and you catch it through Chromosome 14…

iON: Only!

Bob: Because it’s part of the tactility, Carolyn. It’s flexible – it can change and respond to the new. And it’s a dupe – it’s duped by the new.

iON: Well… and the dupe is that the RNA doesn’t know “good” or “bad”. See, the body thinks that a cancer cell is more healthy than a regular cell – that’s why it keeps copying it.

Bob: Yeah, the RNA fooled it, and the chromosome is in legion with… it goes along with whatever the RNA wants.

iON: Absolutely! So does Non-Physical!

Bob: Where is Non-Physical in this situation?

iON: Well, Non-Physical, Bob… it goes along with whatever the RNA – the messenger – portrays as a desire.

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