Summary of Bruce H. Lipton's The Biology of Belief 10th Anniversary Edition

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.

#1 My life changed in 1985 when I realized that the environment is what controls a cell’s life. I had spent my professional life studying single cells because I knew that the better we understand single cells, the better we can understand the community of cells that makes up each human body.

#2 I had a life-changing moment of insight when I realized that I was not fated to have a unsuccessful personal life. I was instantly energized because I realized there was a science-based path that would take me from my job as a perpetual victim to my new job as a co-creator of my destiny.

#3 I was honored to receive the Goi Peace Award in 2009, and I was thrilled that the President of the Goi Peace Foundation, Hiroo Saionji, made it clear that the award was for the new science outlined in The Biology of Belief.

#4 I was seven years old when I stepped up onto a small box in Mrs. Novak’s second-grade classroom, high enough to plop my eye right onto the lens and eyepiece of a microscope. I was mesmerized by the alien world of a cell that, for me, was more exciting than today’s computer-animated special-effects movies.