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The results revealed slightly elevated or slightly decreased risks of several cancers, autoimmune disorders, and other diseases such as restless leg syndrome. Nothing to worry about, or even run to a doctor.
For traits, I supposedly carry sprinter genes- meaning that I can run fast. I cannot. I do run, but my goal is a mile under ten minutes.
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The genealogical results should be available next week.
How odd that you have to wait for your genealogical results. I got my 23andme results day before yesterday and both the health and genealogical results became available at the same time. At the very least can you see which haplogroup(s) you belong to?
ReplyDeleteYes, I can see the haplogroup: H1, which I already knew because I had the mtDNA test done at ancestry.com last year.
ReplyDeleteI hope that your results link you to relatives.