Re: genetic link to violence and delinquency?

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there is much controversy over this one as I do my readings .... Dr. Wallach has written extensively about violence and the relationship to deficiency of minerals in his RARE EARTHs, Forbidden Cures book. It should be r ecommended reading for all nutritionists. Knowing that so many genes turn on and off, could this obvious violence streak, found in lower socio-economic quarters, be a 'turn-on' of genes from the heavy, meat and fat-oriented, (chemcially laden/nutritionally deficient) fast food industry?

Sunny

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From: chirodoc1@...Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 07:19:00 -0700Subject: genetic link to violence and delinquency?

http://news./s/nm/20080714/hl_nm/delinquents_genes_dcJ. Pedersen DC It’s a talkathon – but it’s not just talk. Check out the i’m Talkathon.

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The Luxurious Growth"It wasn’t long ago that headlines were blaring about the discovery of an aggression gene, a happiness gene or a depression gene. The implication was obvious: We’re beginning to understand the wellsprings of human behavior, and it won’t be long before we can begin to intervene to enhance or transform human life.Few talk that way now. There seems to be a general feeling, as a Hastings Center working group put it, that “behavioral genetics will never explain as much of human behavior as was once promised.”http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/15/opinion/15brooks.html?_r=2 & hp & oref=slogin & oref=slogin Sears, DCNW PDX On Jul 15, 2008, at 7:19 AM, JPedersen DC wrote:http://news./s/nm/20080714/hl_nm/delinquents_genes_dcJ. Pedersen DC

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Nice to see they ultimately show that the environmental stressors are what trigger the genes to display delinquent behavior. Same as every chronic dis-ease. Genes are the blueprint, the environment and lifestyle choices are the building materials. Poor building materials = poor genetic expression = dis-ease.

Jamey Dyson

genetic link to violence and delinquency?

http://news./s/nm/20080714/hl_nm/delinquents_genes_dcJ. Pedersen DC

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Carl Phieffer, Phd, MD in his original book, " Mental and Elemental

Nutrients " , made the same connection years ago, in the 80's.. He was

Director of the Brain Bio Center at Princeton University. He looked

at violent inmates and made the correlation with elevated copper,

zinc deficiency. He did some research in this regard.

Dr. G. Smalling

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Dr. Wallach has written extensively about violence and the

relationship to deficiency of minerals in his RARE EARTHs, Forbidden

Cures book. It should be r ecommended reading for all

nutritionists. Knowing that so many genes turn on and off, could

this obvious violence streak, found in lower socio-economic quarters,

be a 'turn-on' of genes from the heavy, meat and fat-oriented,

(chemcially laden/nutritionally deficient) fast food industry?

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