Maybe the science behind genetics is not making any claim to cure anything, rather an effective way to prolong life. But, will it have the capacity to improve quality of life? To my mind that is sort of like squeezing a balloon-and my question is whats' gonna give elsewhere when they mess with DNA.
Its' not the technology thats the problem its the foundational allopathic model (and its' application) at its' base that potentially falls short.. imho.. This model is great for acute traumas and last ditch situations - but , for chronic illness iit historically addresses symptoms but when has it cured anything? I think both models are helpful but its the profit incentive that makes them both dangerous. No matter the drug or surgery do you think that the path towards wholeness (cure) can be attained wiithout,a healthy diet, good posture (anterior head carriage occludes blood circulation to the brain i.e. effectively kinking the substantia nigra), exercise, cleansing of toxic buildup such that comes with constipation, unhealthy dynamics in relationships, deep breathing, conscious attention to reactive sympathetic nervous system responses to common circumstances, the awareness of the costs of ignorance and laziness....etc etc etc ? If you do I got a piece of ocean front property in AZ for sale.....

If virtue was easily attained whats the point? or...does it really have to be that hard? Questioning everything here....

Kind regards,
MD