In my last text, I explained how the mind creates our body. Information from the brain to the cells is transmitted by neuropeptides. They are not thoughts, but they are moved by thoughts and transmit their information.
Neuropeptides are primarily produced in the brain, although almost every tissue in the body produces and exchanges neuropeptides. Scientists have discovered over two hundred different neuropeptides.
The cell is a protein producing machine that receives a signal from the brain. This signal transmits a neuropeptide. One of the things about cell receptors is that they change their sensitivity. If a particular receptor on a cell is bombarded for a long time with great severity, it will literally be reduced. They will decrease in number or will bind to desensitize or deregulate. If we bombard the cell in the same way over and over again every day when the time comes for this cell to divide, to produce a sister cell or daughter cell, that cell will have multiple receptor sites for neuropeptides and fewer receptor sites for vitamins, minerals, other nutrients ingredients, for the exchange of liquids or even for the release of harmful products or toxins.
