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diet changes -- epigenetics
So, I was thinking about those icelandic vikkings eating all of their vitamin A and how perhaps their epigenes given to their children (the "software" genes that are changeable) maybe helped encode their bodies for a lifetime of high vit A foods.
I was also thinking about Price and his researches, as well as Pottenger and his. What they both saw was that when you change the diet, the new generation doesn't always take to well to it. (especially if that diet is deficient, but still, this post is about how maybe your epigenes "expect" a certain diet)
I was thinking about how my maternal great grandmother had her kids on that "old world" diet that I posted about in my log. It was naturally low vitamin A. Maybe I'm encoded for that kind of diet, in my epigenes! I can see in my maternal line and in my own children that none of us handle the high A diet well.
So, then I thought about... well what about all those people who didn't seem to have a problem until a vaccine? (I know this is debated) Sudden onset of autism, or bells palsy, or gulf war syndrome. Could it be that vaccinations altered their epigenes?
I did a quick google search and this study seems to be about trying to determine if epigenetic changes were happening after the tetanus shot. (looks like this particular hypothesis didn't pan out, but some scientist somewhere did think that epigenetics and vaccinations were intertwined) https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X16310167
PS I also want to recommend this story: (man with death-sentence diagnosis returns to his homeland and doesn't die after all)
https://www.rd.com/health/conditions/island-people-forget-to-die/
The MMR is grown on a human cell line. Could epigenetics from that original person be in the mix? Could it sometimes get transfered over to the recipient?
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/aborted-fetuses-vaccines/story?id=29005539
quote: "Some childhood vaccines, including the one against rubella -- which is part of the MMR vaccine given to millions of children worldwide for measles, mumps and rubella -- is cultured in "WI-38 human diploid lung fibroblasts," according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's fact sheet on the vaccine's ingredients.
Merck, the vaccine's manufacturer, acknowledged that those cells were originally obtained from an electively aborted fetus. They were used to start a cell line, which is a cell multiplied over and over again to produce cells that are of a consistent genetic makeup. The WI-38 cell line is used as a culture to grow live viruses that are used in vaccines."
What kind of epigenes would result from a cell line that has been muliplied over and over again in a lab?
Would it remember anything from the original person, or just encode to expect whatever the culture medium is in the petri dish?
hahaha (scared face)