How do our beliefs about the world and ourselves influence the biology of our bodies? How feasible is it to change our beliefs? In what ways can this be achieved? And if we succeed, what overall effect will it have on our lives?

In the groundbreaking book The Biology of Belief, Professor Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D. presents the findings of his extensive research and that of other leading scientists in epigenetics, which radically changes our understanding of life.

These studies demonstrate that genes and DNA do not control our biology – rather, DNA is controlled by signals that come from outside the cell, including our positive or negative thoughts.

This radical discovery in cellular biology and quantum physics has been described as one of the most significant of recent decades, showing that our bodies can change as we retrain our thinking.