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Toward a World that Works for Everyone

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My thoughts on med beds are that your DNA stores a copy of itself for every day of your life in a DNA bank. So, if you have an operation and your gallbladder is removed, your body can recover a copy of the right portion of your DNA before your gallbladder malfunctioned and use that to give you back your gallbladder. In addition, it can repair that DNA if necessary. Then it can replace the defective DNA in your body today, and your gallbladder will heal itself. As far as being born with a missing limb, or being born blind, the med bed can take the faulty DNA and repair it. When that piece of your DNA is replace, your body will reconstruct with vision or reconstruct with the missing limb. If a limb was removed, your body can go back into the DNA daily bank and find a copy of your DNA that contains the missing limb (cut off limb), and when it’s inserted into you, your body will restore the cut off limb. So it’s a combination of restoring to a previous version of DNA OR repairing the DNA if it was faulty at birth.