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By: Ikedi Ani-okoye.

Genes testing

Genetic testing in pregnancy for certain genes and genetic disorders helps people to prepare for the birth of their child whether healthy or otherwise. Prenatal diagnosis is preformed to determine if a fetus has any abnormal genes that may be cause for alarm.

Different ethnic groups are more prone to certain genetic disorders, therefore genetic testing in pregnancy allows parents the ability to decide if they want to continue the pregnancy or not. Either way you will know the status of your unborn child and you receive all the information you need to plan your decision.

Genes and Back Pain

Do you know that all the information about your body is stored in the form of microscopic structures called genes? In other words, genes are a blue print to your whole body structure. Now, this degeneration of cells due to chemical reaction in genes has connection with back pain troubles as well. The connection between the duo is debatable, however.

Adding another name to the list of back pain causing genetical-disorders is Spina Bifida. Here your spinal cord takes the shape of a fork. This is a type of disorder that starts in the fetus itself giving it a shape of a birth defect. In the mother’s womb, the genes deviate from their constructive function and start destroying the protective bony arch that is present over the spinal cord.

Genes and Parenting

Good genes cannot always make up for bad parenting and if you properly nurture your child plus they have good genes than the chances are you'll have a superstar of an offspring and something to be very proud of you created. However, if you waste those good genes and do not educate your child properly you'll end up with a little monster who will end up costing society and civilization and taxpayers millions of dollars over their lifetime in destruction, rehabilitation, police, fire and prison systems.

CONCLUSION

Groundbreaking scientific studies find that genes can be turned on and off by environmental signals - including thoughts, feelings and emotions - from outside the cell. Living healthy not only affects you, it affects your potential offspring...and yes, fellas, this applies to us too. But isn't this something we already knew? It is true that we inherit our genes from our ancestors (parents, grandparents, and so on) and our genes impact how you develop and influence your vulnerability to disease....but there is more to the story.