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Of course genes matter. But very few humans live and eat like animals. The sheer complexity of food processing byproducts and additives humans are offering thei
by jonsen 17y ago
Of course genes matter. But very few humans live and eat like animals. The sheer complexity of food processing byproducts and additives humans are offering their digestive tract makes the problem intractable.
- corruption 17y agoIf it's intractable why do the field of nutrigenomics and personalized drugs see such large experimental effects, when the studies treatments usually only manipulate a single SNP target? BTW: Of course...but is not a logical argument.