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Genealogy: Research your family health history because ......
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Genealogy is a study for tracing your family’s pedigrees. This involves collecting the names of relatives, both living and deceased. It establishes the relationships between them based on primary, secondary and/or circumstantial evidence or documentation, thus building up a cohesive family tree. Genealogy is sometimes also referred to as family history. Although healthcare records are named as a genealogy source, the family health history can give you valuable information about heath prevention.
77% of all people think they’re eating a healthy diet but …. ,
What if we could measure the reality? Maybe there is a chance you do get enough vitamins and minerals in your daily mails but are they absorbed effectively? What’s the influence of food combinations (Base and acid balance), food quality, genetics, alcohol, sugar, smoking, medication, inactivity and stress on your metabolism system? Can the majority of most diseases be prevented or reversed by simple lifestyle changes? The answer is; “YES”.
On the motorway there’s a sign at the petrol station; “Next stop at … miles”. Don’t you check your fuel meter, right at that moment to make sure you’ve got enough? That’s exactly the value of the SpectraCell Intracellular Vitamin analysis, a patented method that acts as a fuel vitamin ‘fuel’ meter for your body!
But I feel good ……… is no guarantee!
While some people still think: ‘Do I need to change my lifestyle and start using nutritional supplements’, others are already choosing for optimum health. They increase their chances of a healthy life without the need for support and stay independent later in live. They choose to live free of pain, with mental clarity, stable moods, a clear smooth skin, rarely sick, sound asleep, sustained energy and happy. As a bonus they can save on future medical expenses. All together a reassuring thought.
Genetic Analysis
With the discovery that a person's DNA contains information that has been passed down unchanged from our earliest ancestors, analysis of DNA is just beginning to be used for genealogical research. There are two DNA types of particular interest. One is the mitochondrial DNA that we all possess and which is passed down with only minor mutations through the female line. The other is the Y-chromosome, only present in males, which can indicate connections through the male line. Since we do not have the DNA of most of our ancestors, these methods are not useful to confirm who is descended from whom, but can determine in many cases the "closeness of kin" between two persons or two surnames, and to identify the region our ancestors came from.
Genealogy family history.
Many people know the health records of their close family. Are there hart disease, diabetes, cancer or other sicknesses in your family? This means to be careful and pay extra attention to it. It doesn’t mean you can’t do anything about it.
That’s why you may need an intracellular vitamin analysis.
- Henk Mutsaers
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