Epigenetics and Trauma
Sperm can respond to environmental cues, leading to epigenetic changes that may affect future generations. Historical examples, such as the Dutch famine, illustrate how maternal experiences during pregnancy can result in long-term health issues like obesity and diabetes in offspring. This highlights the profound impact of trauma and environmental stressors on genetic expression and health outcomes.In this clip
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