I just read some of your comments about genes and that, diabetes is caused by a gene in T1, it makes you susceptible to it. |Except some people have the genes and never get it, it needs to be triggered. On the other hand I have T1.5 (slow onset t1) and supposedly thats because I have the susceptibility gene AND a gene against T1 so the susceptibility one slows down the rate that my islets are failing or something. Weird!!
Huh, I've never heard of that before.
Have they actually found the genes? I suppose the for-diabetes and against-diabetes genes would not be opposite of each other, otherwise we'd have a lot more slow-onsets than fast-onsets (more likely for heterogeneous than homogeneous inheritance). Or I guess if having only 1 gene for it would make it very difficult to get it at all, that could make sense too. Hm...
Sorry, I tend to put on my Science Hat whenever genes come up, haha












