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This does not explain why celiac would run in families or why it would only affect some family members. My grandfather, both my brothers and I, and my son have
by unnamed76ri 7y ago
This does not explain why celiac would run in families or why it would only affect some family members. My grandfather, both my brothers and I, and my son have it. But many many other family members are perfectly fine. Presumably being exposed to similar amounts of glyphosate.
- teekert 7y agoIt can easily mean that, like gluten allergy, the Glyphosate allergy also has a genetic component. One that is more widespread perhaps.
- nesadi 7y agoProbably some degree of genetic predisposition. Just because glyphosate may trigger gluten intolerance in some people doesn't mean it'll have that exact same effect in everybody else, even within the same family.
- Braighni 7y agoCertain genes leave you more "prone to" certain conditions.
- m3nu 7y agoTolerance may vary between individuals. Similar to high-carb diets. Some people can tolerate it well, while others will develop diabetes. Some of the difference can be explained by genetics, but it's still early days.
- ekianjo 7y agoAmong family members you have way less genetic variation than between regular random people.
- mamcx 7y agoMy brother is autistic and I'm not. We are identical twins.
- thrill 7y agoFor the same reason your similar genetic makeup did not make you all look identical.