Re: Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

[Guest guest]

NO!!!

smoking is bad but it can't do that!!

Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

My grandfather was a smoker and died of lung cancer, and my grandmother died of

secondhand smoke way after they had my father. My father did not smoke, and no

one on my mother's side has ever smoked.

I am wondering if smoking can alter the DNA passed in reproduction, or if that

is set and unchangable?

Can Smoking change sperm and egg chromosomes?

[Guest guest]

So in no way could smoking alter genetics as to cause hormone problems?

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From: Kipp Kruse <kckruse@...>

Sent: Thu, October 15, 2009 10:01:03 PM

Subject: Re: Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

 

NO!!!

smoking is bad but it can't do that!!

Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

My grandfather was a smoker and died of lung cancer, and my grandmother died of

secondhand smoke way after they had my father. My father did not smoke, and no

one on my mother's side has ever smoked.

I am wondering if smoking can alter the DNA passed in reproduction, or if that

is set and unchangable?

Can Smoking change sperm and egg chromosomes?

[Guest guest]

Smoking can easily alter gene triggering genetic mutations if people are of

angelo saxon or irish decent because it causes excessive oxidative stress to the

liver which will cause things to slow up. Some people are slow detoxifiers and

many of the people that I deal with majority of them are ones that spend alot of

time as bouncers or working at night clubs when they were younger. Smoking

causing down regulation of specific genes, but also does stress of all kinds.

Theory I have been tossing around it why we are dealing with cancer/diabees is

because of our great grand parents piss poor lifestylesof smoking and induction

of sugar back in the 1920's along with coke that was tainted with cocaine. All

of these past event are potentially altering the genes of people of today.

Genes will recycle every 120 years. As a society we are getting genetically

weaker and weaker its really sad.

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> So in no way could smoking alter genetics as to cause hormone problems?

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> From: Kipp Kruse <kckruse@...>

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> Sent: Thu, October 15, 2009 10:01:03 PM

> Subject: Re: Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

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> NO!!!

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> smoking is bad but it can't do that!!

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> Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

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> My grandfather was a smoker and died of lung cancer, and my grandmother died

of secondhand smoke way after they had my father. My father did not smoke, and

no one on my mother's side has ever smoked.

> I am wondering if smoking can alter the DNA passed in reproduction, or if that

is set and unchangable?

> Can Smoking change sperm and egg chromosomes?

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[Guest guest]

But would this cause low testosterone in their grandchildren?

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From: hardasnails1973 <hardasnails1973@...>

Sent: Sat, October 17, 2009 7:01:25 AM

Subject: Re: Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

 

Smoking can easily alter gene triggering genetic mutations if people are of

angelo saxon or irish decent because it causes excessive oxidative stress to the

liver which will cause things to slow up. Some people are slow detoxifiers and

many of the people that I deal with majority of them are ones that spend alot of

time as bouncers or working at night clubs when they were younger. Smoking

causing down regulation of specific genes, but also does stress of all kinds.

Theory I have been tossing around it why we are dealing with cancer/diabees is

because of our great grand parents piss poor lifestylesof smoking and induction

of sugar back in the 1920's along with coke that was tainted with cocaine. All

of these past event are potentially altering the genes of people of today. Genes

will recycle every 120 years. As a society we are getting genetically weaker and

weaker its really sad.

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> So in no way could smoking alter genetics as to cause hormone problems?

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> From: Kipp Kruse <kckruse@... >

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> Sent: Thu, October 15, 2009 10:01:03 PM

> Subject: Re: Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

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> NO!!!

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> smoking is bad but it can't do that!!

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> Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

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> My grandfather was a smoker and died of lung cancer, and my grandmother died

of secondhand smoke way after they had my father. My father did not smoke, and

no one on my mother's side has ever smoked.

> I am wondering if smoking can alter the DNA passed in reproduction, or if that

is set and unchangable?

> Can Smoking change sperm and egg chromosomes?

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[Guest guest]

Yes it potentially can depending if you are undermethylator or over methylator

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> > Sent: Thu, October 15, 2009 10:01:03 PM

> > Subject: Re: Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

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> > smoking is bad but it can't do that!!

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> > Smoking alter DNA in grandchildren?

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> > My grandfather was a smoker and died of lung cancer, and my grandmother died

of secondhand smoke way after they had my father. My father did not smoke, and

no one on my mother's side has ever smoked.

> > I am wondering if smoking can alter the DNA passed in reproduction, or if

that is set and unchangable?

> > Can Smoking change sperm and egg chromosomes?

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