Incredible Things About Black Genetics

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Ehhh I'm not comfortable with this type of rhetoric and question the reliability of these studies. Let's not replace white eugenic superiority with black eugenic superiority. :manny:

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Will you people please read studies.

When looking at Alu elements, researchers can distinguish which continent a person's genes hail from. And looking further, they can find common traits where populaces of 'said' continent genes are clustered. But, don't take my word for it, read the study below:

Turns out we are more closer to Africans than non-Africans, and our Alu genetic diversity is greater than other races.

What are Alu elements?
Alu element - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A study on race and Alu elements:

Genetic Variation Among World Populations: Inferences From 100 Alu Insertion Polymorphisms
 

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I'm of mind to say we don't need all that '30 min or more outside' talk but its curious that so many people repeat it when the studies indicate otherwise. We got the best bone health out of others racially but I'd love to read some rebuttals as to why we have to stay outside longer.
I wish I could find out more about them melanin conferences-so much information they got stockpiled.:ohlawd:


As for the study I posted up earlier, I want to say to those that didn't read it that the study downplayed the role of breastfed infants and formula fed infants too much for me. It seemed most of the black children in the study were fed on formula (a number that also included infants breast-fed for less than two months) which may have affected growth( I'm not sure if it does or doesn't). In comparison to the white children, who were distributed more evenly between breastfed and formula feeding, I think we might need to look more deeply into feeding habits/ environment who had a lower growth velocity. Furthermore, I would say the study was really more about differences in white and black baby growth spurts.That's what I got out of them 4 pages.

Anyways, I got an actual genetics question this time.

Is the black diaspora weaker genetically or stronger? Got me thinking since I was just read something about Afro-Caribbeans having a higher incidence of Lupus in America/ West Indies than other racial groups. The same piece also West Africans have extremely low reported incidences (Might be less screening or studies recording it too but I'll go with it for now till I read more later). My personal opinion is that there are trade-offs here in the west for blacks.

Thoughts?
The "staying in the sun" thing came from testing of vitamin D, but the test they used didn't show how blacks processed vitamin D differently from whites. Basically, you keep hearing it because the medical field can't admit they were wrong, and some whites don't want to admit that blacks have no problems making vitamin d, it goes against their beliefs that blacks are weak, and always have biological issues. It's really the other way around, but we know they won't talk about that in public, they speak in codes. I'm sure many whites know about the checking of miles to make sure someone doesn't have carcinoma.

How A Vitamin D Test Misdiagnosed African-Americans
 

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The "staying in the sun" thing came from testing of vitamin D, but the test they used didn't show how blacks processed vitamin D differently from whites. Basically, you keep hearing it because the medical field can't admit they were wrong, and some whites don't want to admit that blacks have no problems making vitamin d, it goes against their beliefs that blacks are weak, and always have biological issues. It's really the other way around, but we know they won't talk about that in public, they speak in codes. I'm sure many whites know about the checking of miles to make sure someone doesn't have carcinoma.

How A Vitamin D Test Misdiagnosed African-Americans

Good look.
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I noticed in the studies they concluded that there was a trade off for us and that we needed to take more vitamin-d anyway to lower the increased risk of cardiovascular diseases we have, which they figured was because of our low levels of vitamin D not keeping things in check in the first place. I think a lot of bad eating habits and lifestyle choices are just as relevant factors however. Worth reading more on though.
 

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Good look.
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I noticed in the studies they concluded that there was a trade off for us and that we needed to take more vitamin-d anyway to lower the increased risk of cardiovascular diseases we have, which they figured was because of our low levels of vitamin D not keeping things in check in the first place. I think a lot of bad eating habits and lifestyle choices are just as relevant factors however. Worth reading more on though.
Avg Black in America is eating a diet and living a lifestyle that is not for them, I feel this is why Cancer cases are insanely high for Blacks in America, yet damn near non existent in West Africa.
 

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Avg Black in America is eating a diet and living a lifestyle that is not for them, I feel this is why Cancer cases are insanely high for Blacks in America, yet damn near non existent in West Africa.

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Cancer rates that bad? I though it was just lung and prostate cancer fukking us up.:damn:


Now that I think about it though, that 70 old lady (Annette Larkins) who didn't fukk with processed food and kept it all natural...

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:wtf:
Cancer rates that bad? I though it was just lung and prostate cancer fukking us up.:damn:


Now that I think about it though, that 70 old lady (Annette Larkins) who didn't fukk with processed food and kept it all natural...

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:ohlawd:
i believe we are highest in Colon And Breast Cancer too.
 

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:wtf:
Cancer rates that bad? I though it was just lung and prostate cancer fukking us up.:damn:


Now that I think about it though, that 70 old lady (Annette Larkins) who didn't fukk with processed food and kept it all natural...

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:ohlawd:

Look at what we consider "soul food" that shyt is mainly poison...

It shows how we can adapt and even make bullshyt slave food taste good with our creativity. But we have to get back to our source. I think a lot of our issues could be solved in our communties in amerikkka if we educated ourselves, stuck to ourselves economically & had control of our own food supply.
 

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Good look.
:myman:

I noticed in the studies they concluded that there was a trade off for us and that we needed to take more vitamin-d anyway to lower the increased risk of artery diseases we have, which they figured was because of our low levels of vitamin D not keeping things in check in the first place. I think a lot of bad eating habits and lifestyle choices are just as relevant factors however. Worth reading more on though.
But there was another study showing that for us, too much vitamin D can cause artery problems. It makes sense because if vitamin D allows more calcium to be in your system, taking too much at one time in theory can hurt you. Here's the article:
Vitamin D Levels Have Different Effects on Atherosclerosis in Blacks and Whites

My theory is by allowing your body to make the vitamin D naturally, you allow vitamin D to slowly travel in your system, and this keeps everything stable. If you take pills, and your body can't process all of that vitamin D at once, the calcium that is in your system with form plaque from storing the excess calcium, and overtime that causes problems.
 
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i believe we are highest in Colon And Breast Cancer too.

Just read that AA colon cancer rates are dramatically higher than their African counter parts but slightly higher than white Americans. Looks like we die at significantly rates than white though.

From a quick google search, it looks like AA women have lower incidences but higher mortality rates than white women.

So it looks like environment and economics is fukking us over. Wouldn't be surprised if we weren't getting impacted genetically either.

But there was another study showing that for us, too much vitamin D can cause artery problems. It makes sense because if vitamin D allows more calcium to be in your system, taking too much at one time in theory can hurt you. Here's the article:
Vitamin D Levels Have Different Effects on Atherosclerosis in Blacks and Whites

My theory is by allowing your body to make the vitamin D naturally, you allow vitamin D to slowly travel in your system, and this keeps everything stable. If you take pills, and your body can't process all of that vitamin D at once, the calcium that is in your system with form plaque from storing the excess calcium, and overtime that causes problems.

:whoo:

Bout to read this up.
Thanks for info.

Thread keeps teaching me something new.

This reminds me of the emergent properties thing I once saw in Bio class.
 

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Just read the study Lotty.

shyt is low-key crazy. fukking Vitamin-D is more likely to create plaque in our body than help.:patrice:

Gotta think about how much we in-take with the fortified foods we eat now...:lupe:
 

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:usure:You mustve missed the part about babies developing faster, the protection from uv radiation, fighting off signs of aging or what about the ability to absorb certain energy sources and converting them to reusable energy such as vitamin d. How about the advantages in physicality? :comeon:

Yet we're still struggling for economic equality, not only in America, but globally :coffee:
You do realize that black people can do more than run fast and play sports right:coffee:
 

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Yet we're still struggling for economic equality, not only in America, but globally :coffee:
You do realize that black people can do more than run fast and play sports right:coffee:

:stopitslime:Read what the article was about and read about what my message was in response to then try again if that's not too hard for you. I'll help you out, your word for the day is "context". Your homework is to research what that word means then get back to me
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