Yes, I have read Mate's book. I assure you my fcked up childhood was one part of the problem but my genetic risk combined with a "farmer's diet" is a greater factor for me, even more so in relation to my cardiovascular and autoimmune health.
I do have a feeling that genetics is even more important than trauma and that the correlation between the two is found because of the genetics.
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Yes, I have read Mate's book. I assure you my fcked up childhood was one part of the problem but my genetic risk combined with a "farmer's diet" is a greater factor for me, even more so in relation to my cardiovascular and autoimmune health.
I do have a feeling that genetics is even more important than trauma and that the correlation between the two is found because of the genetics.