Very interesting article.

I especially liked these points:
> The real point isn't to rescue a dying patient but to maintain wellness.

> Genes are dynamic, not fixed... there is no harm in assuming that your mind affects your genes, because there is abundant evidence to support this attitude.(knowing you have a genetic predisposition to something can set your mind against wellness but it's important to know that genes aren't fixed)

> medicine cannot be definitive on how mood affects wellness. But if I wanted to enhance a state of wellness before symptoms of illness appeared, there is much to be gained and no risks involved in trying to reach the best state of mind possible.

Interesting...but I'm honestly a little disturbed that women in this test had samples of their amniotic fluid regularly drawn.