Author, speaker, educator, and former microbiologist Diane Borders is a researcher in genetic wellness, having recovered her son from schizophrenia and herself from multiple sclerosis through her methylation work.After being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in her thirties, former microbiologist Diane Borders was told she would spend the remainder of her life in a wheelchair and was sent home without hope. Instead, she devoted her life to personal research in genetics and defied the odds. In a battle to improve her health, and the health of her mentally ill son, Diane found answers in the research of renowned molecular biologist, Dr. Amy Yasko Ph.D. While not a medical doctor herself, Diane is regularly sought for consult in the region, and has helped many people take control of their health through groundbreaking science in genetics. Her book “Keep My Son” was released in 2016, and chronicles her battle with her son’s schizophrenia—a victory that has many medical practitioners intrigued.