In life you acclimatize or you ‘acclimadie’. If you can acclimate, you
pass your genes to your descendants. A plum tree that is sick but
overcomes the illness gives the
following year’s best and highest
quality fruits, and consequently
gives the best seeds with a greater capacity to fight disease and
become immune.
The same happens between parents and children.
the genetic component of a cell
when it exceeds certain conditions.
What about the possibility that we
pass on to our children the genetic modifications acquired by the
influence of our emotions? Doctor
Bardasano believes this is so, and
he replies with a simple botanical
example:
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