Publisher's Synopsis
"Even longer than he can remember, Jack was plagued by anxiety which was completely out of proportion to the experiences of his young life and upbringing. Throughout his early childhood and adolescence, not one child psychologist could give his parents an answer as to its cause. After bouncing around from one therapist to another he eventually gave up and figured out ways to cope with it on his own. His parents would tell him half-jokingly that Hitler was the reason for his anxiety and that everyone in our family suffers from it in one form or another. He accepted this answer, but not completely. Other than classes in world history or the occasional documentary on the Third Reich, Adolph Hitler or the Final Solution, this was about as close to Hitler as he got. Or was it? Fast forward 25 years, Jack found himself back in therapy. This is where he first learned of the research being done in the field of epigenetics, specifically on inter
