Comments on: Celebrate DNA Day with TheMakingsofMe!

By: Elan Daniel

Elan Daniel — Thu, 24 May 2012 11:08:38 +0000

I Elan Daniel would like to know how to know and where to test my DNA and my future potential partner and shall I know if both of us shall get along and well in life and which career is suitable for me.
Elan Daniel
e-mail: danielilan1@walla.com

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Your Reasons to Test your DNA Gallery | DNA Testing Blog — Tue, 01 May 2012 07:16:17 +0000

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By: Barak and Hila Sekeles

Barak and Hila Sekeles — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 07:20:32 +0000

Well reading the above comments, we share this very same curiosity, hence ordered the DNA test kits for our family. Few days ago we received the results. The Geneometer visualization is brilliant – very simple and easy to understand. It was very interesting to see how specific genetic characteristics remains in the family i.e. found in our parents as well as our kids. It was fascinating to notice genetic improvements regarding specific tests for some of our kids (like the Sprinter test, and Height), and very practical and helpful in understanding some differences in lifestyle for some of us especially the Morning v.s. Night person test.., as well as “keep an eye on” for one of our kids regarding her Sight test. So bottom line having this personal experience – we highly recommend to have a look at “TheMakingsOfMe” website and see how these tests may improve your lifestyle as well.

By: Betty Sellers Parrish

Betty Sellers Parrish — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:34:42 +0000

I have been researching my family’s genealogy for about 30 years. I have always wanted my DNA analyzed for the various ethintisity making up my DNA. I’ve been watching the current PBS shoe on finding your roots which shows the various percentages of ethentisity of the weekly guest. I am on Social Security and have never been able to afford testing my DNA. I would love to win this contest so I could have this done. Tha

By: Sarah Chaffee

Sarah Chaffee — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 20:27:24 +0000

I have been struggling to loose weight for the last few years and would like to no if this DNA Kit can tell me why that is.

By: Judy Quillen

Judy Quillen — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 12:53:02 +0000

I would love have my DNA tested and my sons. Myself for weightloss and medical issues. My dad and brother both passed away suddenly and I want to make sure I’m around for my family. I’d also love to help my son find his passion. He has a lot of social problems, he had an early speech delay and was recently diagnosed with Sensory Integration disorder. I would love to help him find his passion and find something he can really excel at.

By: Silvia Andion

Silvia Andion — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 23:38:11 +0000

I will love to have my DNA tested, because my father has Alzheimer’s and I want to know if I will likely to suffer the same illness, to plan in advance, therefore I do not leave to my family to take hard decisions. I could tell them in advance what I want, and how things could be handled. Also, my mother had breast cancer, and if I am going to have cancer or Alzheimer’s I will live my life to the max !!!! not to worry about to saving money for when I retired!

By: Sherril D. Pentecost

Sherril D. Pentecost — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 15:25:28 +0000

I want my DNA tested due to I was adopted. I know my adopted family. Well some of them. I know the twin to my dad.I am just curious about DNA due to well it is interesting. I have noticed lately as I get older I am inheriting some of the family’s health issue. I also want to see which side I am more likely to be taking after my biological dads side or my moms side of which is my real mom. JUST have an adopted dad. I know there is a lot of cancer and heart disease as well as mental disorders. I know on my biological dads side my great great grandmother lived almost 100 years.She liked 3 years to making it. MY biological grandmom on dads side lived 94 yrs.So you see I myself have had multiple miscarriages as in my family recently I have found out there is a RH Factor issue that in one of my miscarriages I was diagnosed with. Well my baby was. SO I truely would love to find out all I need to know about my DNA and my family’s DNA,as well if it can help me become a healthier me then YEY Im in. As you can see there is
a lot going on in our crew.My biological dad died due to lung cancer, my dads twin had double breast cancer. I really need to know being I dont know them at all to well.

By: kate

kate — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 06:02:52 +0000

i struggle with weight loss been an yo yo and now having heard to lose weight my dad has diabetes and parkenes and my mom has other health problems like asthma highly hernia fibermylogia ect i want to know why it hard for me to lose weight and to keep it off and why i have a lot of cravings and want to know the break down of my DNA and what health problems i can avoid later on in my life so i hope this can help me in the long run some of my family have died from some from of cancer

By: Becki Coleman

Becki Coleman — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 00:54:30 +0000

I have always wanted to get my DNA tested. I am fascinated by human genetics and how our genome affects our phenotype- does having a certain gene mean I definitely have that trait? Can I have that trait without having the gene? For example, I was born with blonde hair and blue eyes, and as an adult I now have green eyes and brown hair. What do my genes say I’m most likely to have? Also, I’ve struggled with my weight my whole life, heart disease and hypertension runs in my family, and my grandmother has Alzheimer’s- are my genes coding for risk for these things? I’d like to know so that I can be sure to start practicing lifestyle habits (diet, etc) that can help reduce what might be a genetic predisposition to these diseases.