"Although he was a geneticist and bred the mice that demonstrated the inheritance of cancer, he also showed that simple therapeutic measures would not only prevent cancer in a susceptible individual, but would also prevent cancer in many generations of the treated animal's descendants... Inheritance isn't indelibly fixed. A physiological state is passed on…" —Ray Peat
Another cool thing Danny Roddy had on his Facebook page.
I've read Peat somewhere discussing this idea,
but I don't think I've ever heard him articulate it in exactly this pithy way.
So I'm not sure where the quote comes from, and Roddy doesn't cite it.
And I'm not sure who the geneticist mentioned is,
although I think it wouldn't be hard to figure out by looking over Peat's articles.
Another cool thing Danny Roddy had on his Facebook page.
I've read Peat somewhere discussing this idea,
but I don't think I've ever heard him articulate it in exactly this pithy way.
So I'm not sure where the quote comes from, and Roddy doesn't cite it.
And I'm not sure who the geneticist mentioned is,
although I think it wouldn't be hard to figure out by looking over Peat's articles.