klubstir
27-12-2008, 05:10 PM
Is all vegetable good for man health? Can a man with low blood pressure eat celery? The answer is most probably NO... If been given a chance would you like to knew what kind of disease you inherited and prevent it?
To be frank, I not a doctor but if you ask a doctor they will agree that genetic testing will change the way you look at your health and lead a better life... I come across about genetic testing recently when a friend of mine show me his report which 99.99% precisely point out that kind of disease in his genes and how to prevent it...
His parent do not have the history of cancer but in the report it stated he do have a cancer genes which doesn't mean he already has cancer? he must avoid some medicine, food or somethg that will stimulate his cancer genes to become a cancer. Let me put it this way, if your knew that if you throw a stone at beehives and the bee will attack you: will you throw stone at the beehives?
YES, a person with a cancer genes doesn't mean he will have it unless he stimulate it but the question is how do u know either u have it an how not to stimulate it? The different between Medical Checkup and Genetic Testing is that Medical Checkup report will show you what kind of disease you already have and how to CURE it but Genetic Testing will show you exactly what kind of disease your genes has and how to PREVENT it...
Everyone usually carries 5-8 disease susceptible genes due to genetic load. These people are much easier to get such disease with the trigger of external inducement. Susceptible gene testing aims to collect blood or buccal sample from such people to compare with the gene data of normal people, thus identify the specific disease susceptible genes and evaluating the risks of getting specific diseases compare with normal people. The significance of this testing is to minimize the group incidence of various diseases, to prevent from clinical misdiagnosing, to avoid the risk factors that will trigger the susceptible genes, such as environment, food and medicine etc., thus ensuring a better health care.
Disease susceptible gene testing is totally different from medical and clinic diagnose. Susceptibility is not the inevitability of disease, and the result of carrying disease susceptible gene doesn’t mean that you’ve acquired such disease or you will certainly have it. For many diseases, even a person obtains such disease susceptible genes; they are not likely to occur if not induced by external susceptible conditions. The significance of testing is to help you to regulate your own living habit, thus avoiding various external inducements and minimizing the risk of getting diseases.
Now I going to do my own test with my family member after i understand clearly about genes test even it cost me some RM but is ok... I always believe what is the point of becoming the wealthiest person if I do not have the health to enjoy it? Sorry ya, i pun takut mati oh...hehe...
Here is some link related to genetic testing..
Genes Test Better Predict Breast Cancer (http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/585332)
What is the use of genes testing (http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/AEPC/NIH/gene10.php)
To be frank, I not a doctor but if you ask a doctor they will agree that genetic testing will change the way you look at your health and lead a better life... I come across about genetic testing recently when a friend of mine show me his report which 99.99% precisely point out that kind of disease in his genes and how to prevent it...
His parent do not have the history of cancer but in the report it stated he do have a cancer genes which doesn't mean he already has cancer? he must avoid some medicine, food or somethg that will stimulate his cancer genes to become a cancer. Let me put it this way, if your knew that if you throw a stone at beehives and the bee will attack you: will you throw stone at the beehives?
YES, a person with a cancer genes doesn't mean he will have it unless he stimulate it but the question is how do u know either u have it an how not to stimulate it? The different between Medical Checkup and Genetic Testing is that Medical Checkup report will show you what kind of disease you already have and how to CURE it but Genetic Testing will show you exactly what kind of disease your genes has and how to PREVENT it...
Everyone usually carries 5-8 disease susceptible genes due to genetic load. These people are much easier to get such disease with the trigger of external inducement. Susceptible gene testing aims to collect blood or buccal sample from such people to compare with the gene data of normal people, thus identify the specific disease susceptible genes and evaluating the risks of getting specific diseases compare with normal people. The significance of this testing is to minimize the group incidence of various diseases, to prevent from clinical misdiagnosing, to avoid the risk factors that will trigger the susceptible genes, such as environment, food and medicine etc., thus ensuring a better health care.
Disease susceptible gene testing is totally different from medical and clinic diagnose. Susceptibility is not the inevitability of disease, and the result of carrying disease susceptible gene doesn’t mean that you’ve acquired such disease or you will certainly have it. For many diseases, even a person obtains such disease susceptible genes; they are not likely to occur if not induced by external susceptible conditions. The significance of testing is to help you to regulate your own living habit, thus avoiding various external inducements and minimizing the risk of getting diseases.
Now I going to do my own test with my family member after i understand clearly about genes test even it cost me some RM but is ok... I always believe what is the point of becoming the wealthiest person if I do not have the health to enjoy it? Sorry ya, i pun takut mati oh...hehe...
Here is some link related to genetic testing..
Genes Test Better Predict Breast Cancer (http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/585332)
What is the use of genes testing (http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/AEPC/NIH/gene10.php)