Consciousness Influences Epigenetics in the Development of Disease

Your mind and body are inextricably linked. Ignore your inner voice, and your body will pay the price.

Ingrid Fredriksson’s groundbreaking research on the link between consciousness and epigenetics was met with acclaim at a scientific conference in Tucson. Academics and independent researchers alike agreed: ‘This must be shared with the world!’ This book is your chance to learn more.

Explore the invisible forces that shape our lives, delving into the world of epigenetics and how our genes are activated or silenced by everything from cell type and disease to physiological and psychological stimuli.

This book pays special attention to the impact of emotions on health, exploring how trauma, stress, and negativity affect our well-being at the cellular level. Discover how cultivating positivity can lead to a longer, happier life.

Fredriksson’s groundbreaking study – likely the first of its kind – reveals the practical, everyday implications of epigenetics, demonstrating how our consciousness and emotions influence our health and well-being. This is essential knowledge for everyone, especially healthcare professionals.

Ingrid Fredriksson, PhD, is a Swedish author with 20 books in Swedish and English, alongside numerous scientific articles and a dissertation exploring consciousness and epigenetics, which she delves deeper into in this book. She has also studied public health.

Her interest in consciousness arose when she chanced upon a conference on consciousness in Stockholm in 2006. Since then, Ingrid has been an avid participant in the Science of Consciousness conferences held in Tucson and has presented globally on the intriguing relationship between consciousness and epigenetics, exploring, “Can Consciousness Influence Epigenetics and Can Epigenetics Influence Our Consciousness?”