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Most of those high-level epigenetics findings are on shaky ground. Even if true that their children had higher rates of obesity this could easily be due to nur
by Tenoke 6y ago
Most of those high-level epigenetics findings are on shaky ground.
Even if true that their children had higher rates of obesity this could easily be due to nurture - e.g. those Mothers could've been more likely to stock up on food at home and feed their children more due to the trauma, with the methylation explanation being post-hoc.