Beyond issues of unexpected ancestry, I’ve also found anecdotal examples of negative feedback resulting from customers unhappy with the results they receive fro

Beyond issues of unexpected ancestry, I’ve also found anecdotal examples of negative feedback resulting from customers unhappy with the results they receive from companies like Teloyears. Teloyears measures the length of telemeres that may be an indication of genetic aging(as opposed to chronological aging). Before I had the test done I checked on Teloyears feedback and reviews and most negative reviews consistently included people upset that their Teloyears estimate of genetic aging coming in higher than their chronological age. I’m guessing people just want to be told what they want to hear.