Unlocking Epigenetics: The Hidden 91% of HealthFactors

4 Mar 2025 · 0 min
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A short YouTube video by Robert Whitfield MD asserting that a large majority of health-related variability (the speaker cites roughly 77%–91% depending on the study) is due to epigenetic influences rather than genetics. The speaker lists environmental drivers—exposure to toxins, chronic stress and unresolved trauma, nutrient deficiencies, and biotoxins (bacteria, viruses, mold)—as examples of factors that alter gene expression.

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Approximately 77% to 91% (depending on the cited study).

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