In the moment when I saw that Tale of Two Mice video on Nova, where the researcher took genetically susceptible mice which were programmed to get diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer and all she did was alter the nutrients in their food, and they never even got any of those conditions, I'm like, What the hell. I thought when you're genetically destined to something like cancer or cardiovascular disease or diabetes, that you're just destined to get that stuff
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