The human body was designed to heal itself if given the right conditions. So why do we get sick? Today, two theories are widely accepted. One is that germs cause disease. The other is that our genes cause us to get sick.

In this episode, Barbara O’Neill looks at the role of microorganisms in the body and discusses the causes of DNA damage and how it can affect our health. The good news is, there is much that we can do to prevent disease and to provide supportive conditions for the body to heal itself. Discover the role of lifestyle factors in disease.

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