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I am AG (genotype) : &nbsp;which says... likely to be TOLERANT to Lactose

due to lactase persistence (but may be intoler. due to other reasons)</p>

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(intolerant would be &nbsp;GG and &nbsp;presumably even more tolerant would be AA)</p>

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The A version is relativ recent and is rare in Asians and in Africans.</p>

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This gene encodes the lactase protein.</p>

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Jul 12, 2012 05:15 PM

chronic kidney dis &nbsp;4.2/1000 &nbsp;baseline 3 &nbsp;(incr)</p>

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May 01, 2012 09:46 AM

Note: incr risk of hypothyroidism as of apr 12 2012...

GG = sl. higher odds of devel primary hypothyr.

RR was only 1.35 &nbsp;.</p>

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Parkinson's Disease = PD; &nbsp;DECR risk!! &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;my risk is 1.0% btwn age 30 and 79;

average risk is 1.6% . &nbsp;Coffee or tea is assoc with REDUCED RISK of PD.

Physic. Activity reduces risk. &nbsp;There are a few rare mutations in a small # of genes

assoc with PD.</p>

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BRCA cancer mutations... I do NOT have these.</p>

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Kidney stones... increased risk (I had one marker &nbsp;AG... conferring sl incr odds of devel kidney stones)

study in japanese. &nbsp;odds ratio was only 1.19 . &nbsp;but on 4 other markers I had typical risk!</p>

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Dec 19, 2011 09:58 AM

I have TYPICAL RISK for Coronary Heart Disease, ie

47.2 out of 100 men of European ethnicity who share Bob Blum's genotype will develop coronary heart disease

btwn the ages of 45 and 79. &nbsp;&nbsp;This means odds of developing the disease during the age range, assuming one

is free of CHD at the bottom of the age range.</p>

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Genes vs Environment: &nbsp;heritability for CHD ranges from 39% to 56% depending on the exact subtype

of heart diesase. &nbsp;Genetic and environmental factors contribute about equally to risk for CHD.

Genetic factors contribute sl more to risk in men than in women.</p>

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Apr 29, 2011 09:47 AM</p>

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My prob of Alzheimer's is &nbsp;4.9 out of 100 btwn age 50 and 70... &nbsp;that is

LESS than the average = &nbsp;7.2 out of 100. &nbsp;I do NOT have APOE e4.

I am homozyg for <b>APOE e3/e3</b> &nbsp;see Berk Heart results.</p>

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glaucoma... my odds are typical: &nbsp;genotype AC &nbsp;and AG &nbsp;(prob two difft sites)</p>

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bipolar ... &nbsp;sl &nbsp;incr risk at one site &nbsp;AG &nbsp;&nbsp;1.2 risk ratio; &nbsp;other sites... &nbsp;typic risk.</p>

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Apr 07, 2011 07:12 PM</p>

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Parkinsons: &nbsp;typical odds for it = &nbsp;1.6 % &nbsp;(avg = 1.6%)</p>

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Mar 01, 2011 09:28 PM

my odds of gallstones are sl less than my cohort = 6.2 out of 100.</p>

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I have typical odds of hypertension</p>

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Odds of colorectal CA: &nbsp;mine is sl less than average = 5.0 out of 100 men in age 15 to 79 group.

normal for European men is 5.6 out of 100.</p>

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Jan 24, 2011 01:06 PM &nbsp;</p>

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TESTS aRE BACK.

My Results</p>

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DISEASE RISKS:

<b>AGE RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION</b> &nbsp;<b>my risk is 3.8X &nbsp;the average</b>!!!</p>

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<b>Caffeine Metabolism: &nbsp;FAST METABOLIZER</b>!

<b>Heroin addiction: &nbsp;higher odds</b>.

PONV &nbsp;post oper nausea and vom &nbsp;&nbsp;higher odds

Warfarin Sensitivity &nbsp;increased.</p>

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DECREASED RISK of

<b>prostate cancer my risk is 13%</b> &nbsp;compared to 18% avg &nbsp;(risk ratio is 0.75)

Type 1 Diabetes &nbsp;my risk is 0.5% &nbsp;compated to 1.0% in the genl population!!

Crohn;s disease &nbsp;my risk 0.3%

Celiac Disease &nbsp;my risk &nbsp;is &nbsp;0.04% and the avg risk is 0.12% &nbsp;my risk ratio is &nbsp;0.36</p>

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Typical risk of Heart Attack &nbsp;= &nbsp;21%.

typical risk of melanoma &nbsp;= 3%</p>

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TRAITS

Eye Color: &nbsp;<b>likely BLUE</b>

Hair Curl &nbsp;<b>sl curlier than avg</b>

lactose intolerance &nbsp;... likely tolerant &nbsp;(NO)

muscle performance &nbsp;...<b> likely sprinter</b></p>

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Memory... <b>increased episodic memory</b>

IQ &nbsp;typical nonverbal IQ</p>

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Nov 24, 2010 05:11 PM</p>

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Order # 332-952301-176715</p>

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I got a 400 buck discount!!!!</p>

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499-400 = 99 &nbsp;+ 14.95 for shiping both ways.</p>

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total &nbsp;113.95 &nbsp;+ will be billed 5 bucks per month for subscription...

must do it for 1 year then can cancel anytime.</p>

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I will receive kit within a week or so &nbsp;and will get results &nbsp;in 4-6 weeks.</p>

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Dec 8 2010 &nbsp;they received the saliva sample at the lab.</p>

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<b>Kit received on Dec 1 2010;</b> &nbsp;<b>I capture my saliva sample on Dec 3rd</b> and

send it back to the lab today. &nbsp;The tracking number on the

USPS envelope is &nbsp;420 90064 9101 1480 0860 0271 1763 30</p>

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my unique code on the sample is on outside of saliva sample tube and

on the box that it came in. &nbsp;will be ready in about a month or so.</p>

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