Epigenetics: The Death of the Genetic Theory of Disease Transmission (2014)

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In Epigenetics, Drs. Wallach, Ma, and Schrauzer have combined more than 100 years of aggressive and proactive scientific pursuits in agriculture, veterinary medicine, comparative pathology, and human medicine; bench science in trace mineral and rare earth research and biochemistry; pathology and veterinary and human clinical nutrition; and international conservation projects (white rhino, African elephant, etc.) to document the slow grinding and often bumpy path of science and medicine into the 21st century.
Medical science, by its very nature, is resistant to change, even in the face of overwhelming facts and truth because of individuals in places and positions of political and academic power. In Epigenetics, classic documented examples of resistance to the acceptance of clinical and nutritional truths are presented to lead to the current battlefields of nutritional truths versus the dogma of single-mindedness in the fields of animal and human genetics and nutrition.