Anyone read Minerals For the Genetic Code?

[Koalamom]

The book Minerals For the Genetic Code is by Charles Walters. Oh what a great book so far. I am studying it hard since it is like a chemistry lesson, but helpful for health. Anyone want to discuss it or review it?

Quote from reverse of book:

"In the cell - whether plant, animal , or human being - there are chromosones, which carry almost all the information reqired to direct a cell's growth, division and production os proteins. The chromosones are in turn made up of information bearing genes..."

Interesting quote I learned today from page 10:

"Fluorine is a negative 1, as is the case with sister halogens, iodine and bromine. Any person without proper iodine levels invites fluorine going in and mimicking iodine levels. The body then attempts to utilize the fluorine as though it was iodine, always unsuccessfully. In the processs it shuts down all its clinical pathways to the thyroid. Fully 71 pathways, meaning enzymes, thus become annihilated..."

[mommahhh]

This sounds so interesting! I will definitely be looking for it at the library. I love that kind of stuff.

[Koalamom]

I am just loving this book! Not sure if anyone wants to hear my ramblings or reviews, but here is a quote from page 179:

Magnsium is absolutly permision for life. There isn't a farmer on planet earth who can live without sunlight striking the earth, causing the green coloring called chlorophyll to engineer into existance plant growth. The center of the chlorophyll molecule is magnesium. If you remove the magnesium molecule from the center of chlorophyll, and incert an iron molecule in its place, you know have hemoglobin. That's how closely tied is the chlorophyll-hemoglobin connection is. The whole basis of the food chain is the sunlight-chlorophyll-magnesium factor.

[Koalamom]

Another quote from the Carbon page on:

We are a carbon based life form. The center of life is carbon. Through the action of nitrogen and selenium, carbon gets direction. More specifically, selenium does not allow carbon to go where it is not supposed to. Selenium is the enforcer... Vitamin C is really nothing but carbon atoms strung together. If one gets low on selenium, one will loose all of the Vitamin C in the system. If the vitamin C gets low, so will selenium