THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
PAHs Invade DNA
Both cholesterol and PAH molecules are thin, flat, and shun
water—just like the bases in our nucleic acids, our purines and
pyrimidines. This similarity will lead to mutations!
Each of our chromosomes is made of a double thread of nu-
cleic acid. Along the way are bases keeping them close together
like thousands of hands clasped together. There are thousands of
bases in each gene and over a thousand genes in each thread of
nucleic acid. The double thread is wound around into a spring
shape; this shortens it and makes it manageable. Only when a
purine base is held by a pyrimidine base is the bond strong
enough to hold the two threads close together. So while one
thread has a purine base, the other has a pyrimidine and vice
versa. But along a single thread, any assortment is possible. The
neighboring thread will always provide the correct base to pair
with it. Obviously, the total number of purines must always
equal the total number of pyrimidines.
Two nucleic acid threads wound around each other.