Some of hereditary diseases include: high blood pressure, diabetes, rheumatic, heart disease, Alzheimer, cancer, infertility, etc.
A man with genetic disease will mostly pass on the disease
to his daughters.
A woman with genetic disease most likely passes on the disease
to her sons.
It's a good thing to know this information, because then, you can take precaution and draw up some contingency plans to end the disease with you (your child won't have it).
Get your children to have the same diet as you.
Your body is so strong a fortress against all diseases, that it won't complain until you've only got 20% energy left.
When you have a heart attack, it means the blockage has reached 80% before it closes your blood circulation at that certain point in your certain vein. When you don't feel good, you'd only know that you have diabetes when your blood contains 80% of sugar. You'd only catch a flu, when the virus has taken over 80% of your stamina.
When the disease has reached your kids, the virus has adapted to your genes, and can live in stealth, dormant. Now, if your kids can balance their diets accordingly (like following parents' diet), the virus gets weaker. If your children maintain parents' diet practice, the virus has
nowhere to live.
Your grandchildren can then live a new life.
For instance, if you have diabetes, your kids can never have sweets or chocolates. They can only consume sweet food once (like one candy) a month, and never have a sweet treat day, because then, the sugar level piles up in their body.
Of course, nobody can stand sweet treats without having diabetes. So, even if your grandchildren are diabetic-free, don't treat them sweet candies too often.
You'll start the cycle all over again.
Stay healthy
Eat in balance
Have a full body check-up once every one-two years.
Stay Fit with "Sufficient" Diet
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