A book about the life of all living things under the sun
A hotly debated book that will shift the paradigm on genetics and disease!

In this book, Sharon Moalem, a doctor of human physiology and the emerging field of neurogenetics and evolutionary medicine, reveals the unique fact that genes can make people sick, but they can also save their lives.
Dr. Sharon has published papers in a variety of fields, from honeybee immunology to the evolutionary benefits of disease, including discovering a novel genetic link to familial Alzheimer's disease.

The author says, 'The genes in our body are a legacy left behind by all living things that evolved in the past, starting from our parents and going back to the beginning.
He says, 'The stories of our ancestors' bravery in overcoming all the plagues, predators, parasites, and cataclysms that befell them are left somewhere in our genetic code,' and he is digging into questions that have rarely been addressed in the existing medical community and providing answers.
A fresh approach to disease, sharp insights, and groundbreaking yet solid scientific research to back it up make for a fascinating and enlightening read.

This book delves into the causes of various diseases, transcending time and space, starting with hemochromatosis, a somewhat unfamiliar disease that holds a special meaning for the author, and continuing with diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, malaria, and viral infections, which we all hear about.
It also presents unexpected solutions and new perspectives on various problems that we usually just pass over without a second thought.
Through this book, readers will be able to discover important facts about health that they were previously unaware of.