An Introduction
to DNA, RNA and Nucleotides
We are all familiar with the notion of communication. We use it constantly in our everyday lives. We use email, cell phones, telephones, letters, memos and faxes to communicate with our coworkers, our loved …
Chapter 1
Nucleotides as Building Blocks
Nucleotides are the building blocks that make up genetic material. Nucleotides form the basis of both DNA and RNA. Most people are familiar with the concept of DNA as the genetic blueprint that is responsible for your individuality …
Chapter 2
DNA, RNA and Protein
If you have ever watched the television show CSI you have seen how it is possible to use hair samples, saliva, blood and other bodily fluids from a crime scene to determine if an individual was at the scene of the crime (Lee, 2003). All of …
Chapter 3
Nucleotides from Food
When we ingest a food such as sardines that have a high RNA content we are most likely eating all one hundred thousand to over one million different RNAs. Similarly, when we take a total RNA supplement, we are again absorbing all of …
Chapter 4
RNA: a source of nitrogen, ribose, phosphorus and NUCLEOTIDES
Because nucleotides and RNA are normal components of the human diet, the body already has mechanisms in place to process, absorb and integrate these molecules into bodily tissues …
Chapter 5
The Critical Need for Nucleotides
For years RNA was not considered to be an essential nutrient. It was thought that the body was able to make enough of its own RNA bases (purines and pyrimidines) that were needed to make new DNA …
Chapter 6
Dietary Nucleotides and the Yasko Protocol
Most of those who contact me about this program have problems with the immune system, the GI tract or fatigue. Where nucleotides are critical components of energy transfer (such as ATP) and mitochondrial energy pathways (NADH, FAD …
Chapter 7
Specific Critical Functions of Nucleotides in the Body
“Dietary nucleosides and nucleotides perform a range of functions in our body. They play important role in the maintenance of mitochondrial function, differentiation of hematopoietic cells, strengthen the immune system, helps in small intestine …
Chapter 8
Why Consider Specific Nucleotide Blends
Differential nucleotide blends can positively affect blood sugar and weight loss as compared to alternate nucleotide blends which impact weight gain and developmental growth. (Fukumori, 2000 and Hu 2014 and Levine 1983). In addition, very …
Chapter 9
The Safety of Nucleotide Blends
The safety of ingesting extremely large amounts of RNA has been studied. No adverse effects were noted from the use of 2 grams of RNA (hess) to a maximum of 4 grams eaten daily in adults (Rudolph, 1990). In addition nutritional support …
Chapter 10
How RNA and DNA Nucleotides Work
Upon reflection, I believe that one of the short comings of my prior book on RNA was that I tried too hard to ascribe a mechanism of action to the use of RNA nucleotides. Rather than focusing on …
Chapter 11
Different Types of RNA that contribute to RNA nucleotides
While RNA can break down into individual nucleotides in the body, there are specific roles played by the intact RNA molecules themselves. There are several types of RNAs made by the body …
Chapter 12
Beyond Era I Medicine
Dr.Craig Venter is president of one of the firms that led the Human Genome Project. He is quoted as remarking that “We have only 300 unique genes in the human genome that are not in the mouse. This tells me genes can’t possibly explain all of …
References
Yes, Read the References
Ordinarily, I would not suggest reading through a list of references. The concept of doing so is reminiscent of ‘words of wisdom’ given to me and my sister by my mother when we were young. If my sister and I were bored on a rainy Saturday …