You’ve probably heard the term ‘muscle memory’ before.
Well it turns out your muscles literally have a memory, along with every other cell in your body.
The same researchers that discovered that our DNA processes light and sound waves have discovered that each cell in our body has three Gigabytes of memory storage.
They believe that what we have termed the ‘subconscious mind’ is actually the function of the DNA in every cell of our bodies.
This memory holds our inherited and learned behavior patterns, memories, experiences, beliefs and skills.
It’s like a massive database of information that makes us, well us... it makes each of us unique.
Now it is estimated we each have 70 trillion cells in our body, so with three Gigabytes of memory per cell that equates to some 210 thousand, trillion Gigabytes or 210 Zettabytes of memory per human.
That’s 210 with 21 zeros after it, worth of memory storage in your body.
In 2013 the world’s computers were estimated to have reached 4 Zettabytes of combined storage capacity, less than one fiftieth of the storage capacity of a single human being’s DNA.
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| The ladder of our DNA Double Helix holds enormous storage capacity |
Recently scientists have discovered that the every piece of DNA code is read by the cell in multiple ways, doubling or even quadrupling the amount of information that can be simultaneously encoded.
This appears to be the reason humans don’t need nearly as many DNA codes as was previously believed to be necessary to account for our complexity.
It’s the infinite potential of DNA’s interaction with our experiences that makes us so complex.
You can learn more about how DNA and environment interact in Elisabetta's upcoming book - The Energy Code, published by Motivational Press.
Elisabetta's other books include The Energy Bucket, The Infidel and the soon to be released Veritas.
Learn more about Elisabetta and her work at:
elisabettafaenza.com
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