kraftiekortie wrote:
It's definitely not a "disease."
It's a "genetic difference."
And it's not that "different," really, since 40% of the population has this gene.
Indeed, it would be nice if they included other folks in the world.
40% have the common mutation.
There are other mutations of the same gene that can cause more serious problems.
It's not a disease but yes, it can cause diseases including cancer and heart disease among others.
When the body can't detoxify, you can develop any number of diseases.
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