amazing genetics

Inheritance is the inheritance of very special human genes. This is also a wonderful design that cannot be replicated. The hand of God is truly amazing.

I remember that about 20 years ago, my father-in-law went to the hospital for a lipoma removal operation. At that time, he had lipomas of different sizes on his hands and elbows. Why did he have lipomas when he was not fat? , has always puzzled me, but I didn't ask more at the time.

In the past few years, my master has also started to develop lipomas on the elbows and arms of both hands. At the beginning, there was only one lipoma, and gradually there were more and more lipomas, even on both hands, and there were more than 10 lipomas in total. Seeing that they are getting more and more abundant, I had to quickly ask the master to see the surgeon and eradicate them one by one.

At this time, I was sitting outside the operating room waiting. It was just a small operation, and it didn’t take much time. I simply wanted to be with him, so I woke up early for fear of oversleeping. After reporting to the hospital, he changed Put on the surgical gown, and was taken into the operating room.

The family can only wait outside. When I was typing this text, it took less than 30 minutes for him to appear beside me. It was a small operation, and the speed was very fast. However, due to the health insurance benefits, only two can be removed at a time, and only once a month. It seems that it will take more than half a year to complete the removal. But at least you can continue to remove these tumors that shouldn't be on your body at the beginning, otherwise it looks really uncomfortable.

Why do lipomas grow? (Extracted from an online article on Care Online)

I believe that when many people hear that they have a lipoma, they will ask embarrassedly, "Is it too fat to have a lipoma?" In fact, most opinions believe that lipoma has no absolute relationship with fatness and thinness. Clinically, many people look thin and thin. Yes, people with low body fat rate will also develop lipomas. Even if you are losing weight and reduce your body fat percentage from 35% to 15%, the lipomas that grow will not disappear. Not only does it not help to lose fat, but we have not found that avoiding certain foods or changing lifestyle habits can make lipomas disappear.

The exact cause of lipomas is not known. At present, it is relatively certain that the growth of lipomas should be related to genes, because if someone in the family has lipomas, the children and grandchildren are more likely to grow lipomas later. Some studies have found that you may be more likely to develop lipomas if you have been traumatized somewhere in your body.

I thought that my master likes to eat fatty meat to grow these lipomas. Later, after the explanations of doctors and online articles, I realized that lipomas have nothing to do with body fat or thinness. It is simply because of genes or heredity . Charges, for his body rehabilitated. However, eating fatty meat often has a burden on the body, so it should be avoided.