Trauma and Biology
Trauma can be likened to environmental toxins, influencing not just the individual but also future generations through biological embedding. This phenomenon translates psychic experiences into biochemical changes, affecting DNA methylation and gene expression. The consequences are profound, leading to increased rates of chronic diseases and mental health issues in descendants of trauma survivors.In this clip
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Can you explain intergenerational trauma in the context of genetics?
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