ScienceClaims that emotions can alter gene expression
A post claims sustaining an emotion for as little as 15–20 minutes a day can prompt immune cells to produce new proteins, and points to Joe Dispenza’s workshops.
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A post presents epigenetics as evidence that thoughts and emotions can regulate gene activity. It claims sustaining an emotion for as little as 15–20 minutes daily can signal immune cells to produce new proteins. It also claims participants in Joe Dispenza’s workshops showed gene-expression changes after four days and a measurable increase in IgA, an immune marker.
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Claims that emotions can alter gene expression
A post claims sustaining an emotion for as little as 15–20 minutes a day can prompt immune cells to produce new proteins, and points to Joe Dispenza’s workshops.