Dr. Tommy Wood - Ancestral Health, Resilience, Sleep, Nutrition, Social Connections
The Greg Bennett Show
The Variability of Glud to Thihn Levels
When you look at an individual snip, or group of snips that are associated with a certain outcome, and that could be your vitimand level. On average, you have 50 % less glud n, or 50 % methar groups on whatever. But the variability is huge. And so when you look at the actual data that explores this, you know, most individual snips,. even if, like the average effect is a 50 % difference, only about ten% of people will have a poenotype which is not seen in those with the different genotypes. So unless you're directly measuring it, i don't think those, those statements are particularly useful.
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