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Wed 1 Feb, 2006 08:36 am
Along with the Red meat thing altering your colon's Dna,it was noticed in studies in Sweden that what happened to someone father or grandfather(bad harvest or whatever)seem to affect further generations.
IT IS THEORISED that some things created epigenetic changes in the Y chrosomone.
Same with grand mothers and their granddaughters.
Bad harvests increased the longevity of the grandchildren.
Babboy, I agree with Osso in the other post that it would be very helpful if you would supply a link to your information. You put in a few words about an interesting topic and then seem to abandon it. More please.
http//www.bbc.co.uk/sn/tvradio/programmes/horizon/ghostgenes/shtml
HOPES THE LINK WORKS
Its seems that broccoli and cauliflower repair your DNA,reducing the risk of cancer.
One way your lifestyle affects and your offspring is if your your lifestyle causes some of your genes to be turned `on' or `off'
Chewing betel nuts produces obesity in your children/grandchildren.
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