Genes are an essential part of who we are as individuals. They control everything, from how we look to how susceptible we are to certain health issues. In recent years, scientists have found that certain gene mutations (like the MTHFR) or gene variations (such as the RCCX) affect how likely we are to develop health issues. Studies are now emerging that shows how the RCCX genes are linked to many complex illnesses such as CFS, Fibromyalgia, EDS, POTS, and various autoimmune diseases. So, what are the RCCX genes and how do they affect health? Furthermore, how can we change it? This week, Michael McEvoy is back to share his expertise on these specific genes and how they affect health. It is the second time in a few weeks that I have Michael McEvoy as a guest on the podcast. Last time, we talked about the extracellular matrix and how this is a secret key to health and energy. If you haven’t had a chance to listen to it, I would strongly recommend that you check it out. In this podcast, you’ll learn Wich autoimmune conditions are affected by the RCCX gene variation The pros and cons of RCCX The unorthodox way to identify if you have the RCCX gene variations Michael’s theory about why the adrenals come into focus when patients suffer from fatigue How the RCCX gene region is affected by retroviruses How the lymphatic system is connected to RCCX How each gene mutation has its own benefits and drawback The connection between the Cell Danger Response (CDR) and the RCCX genes