WAI DNA Science

Advanced Science Meets Innovative Organic, Holistic Formulating

DNA Research Leads to Innovative Intracellular Communication Delivery System in WAI Hope Organic, Holistic Skin Care products….

Professional Product Line Sold Strictly Through Dermatology Offices, Med Spas, Reputable Integrative Medical- Naturopathic Practices

What are DNA Telomeres and how does WAI Hope’s IRC Delivery System influence the epidermal cells?

Telomerase is believed to be a major force in providing protection and stabilization to the telomere. Telomeres extend off the tip of the end of the DNA strand (visually resembles the plastic tips found on a shoelace).

Carol Greider discovered signs of enzymatic activity in a cell. She and Elizabeth Blackburn names that enzyme telomerase. They purified the enzyme and showed that is consisted of RNA (ribonucleic acid) as well as having a protein. Telomerase extends telomere DNA.

Scientists are now examining what the roles of the telomeres are in the life of cells. A shortening of the DNA telomere, as Blackburn proved, led to premature cellular aging. Functional telomeres instead prevent chromosomal damage and delay cellular aging.

Vincene Parrinello, the chief of research and development, patented, Gold Medal Winning Inventor and creator of WAI Hope Organic Skincare products has research that concludes chromosomal cells exposed to stress, medications and illness become disconnected and this disrupts the cells ability to transfer information to another cell, which Parrinello believes to be a component to mutations which cause auto immune diseases and cancer. “The cells are unable to communicate to each other, those cells involved in this loss are those with shortened or non existent telomeres. My research is finding that we can influence the well-being of the telomere through the delivery system we have achieved here. This may be the greatest advancement in treating various skin diseases and skin cancer. The research is very early, but nonetheless very exciting and I am going to further explore the potential activity of the WAI Restructured Water’s influence on chromosome activity,” states Vincene in a presentation to dermatologists.

Vincene’s, Hope in a Jar story, has taken her to seeking so much more than selling people skin care to bring vitality and beauty to their complexion. Her innovative, forward thinking and exploring ingredients with creative organic delivery systems could indeed be the inroad breakthrough that is needed in a more holistic approach to conquering or preventing cancer. The ingredients she has developed from using the Callophycus Serratus Red Fijian Seaweed along with the other red, brown and green seaweeds collected from around the world has clinical evidence that the properties in her proprietary blend is utilized by the cells and this is showing epidermal chromosomal DNA responding with significant signs of telomere lengthening at the end of the seventh day of treatment with her IRC Delivery System of the proprietary WAI Restructured Water of which the WAI Hope products are formulated with.

In 2009 Elizabeth Blackburn, Carol Greider and Jack Szostak won the Nobel Prize in Physiology for their discovery of “how chromosomes are protected by telomeres and the enzyme telomerase”.

Vincene Parrinello has been studying the change in chromosomal DNA of those with cancer, under stress or taking medications since 1992. Her knowledge and technology influences the way she has formulated the WAI Hope product line and explains why these products are tolerated by people with all skin types especially those with sensitive, compromised skin.


Information is from a RECAP written on the October 5, 2009 Press Release from the Nobel Prize Assembly at Karolinska Institute awarding the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine jointly to, Elizabeth H. Blackburn, Carol Greider and Jack W. Szostak.