Vegetarian
diet increases chances of cancer, heart diseases and over all
malnutrition. Enduring vegan diet for many generations can lead to a
genetic mutation that possibly may increase the risk of frequent
heart attacks. A research on strictly vegetarian people from Jain
community revealed this. Scientists found evidence that an enduring
vegetative diet that continues through generations can lead to
mutation in genes so that people become more susceptible for
inflammation and in association finally lead to heart attacks or
cancer of colon.
This
revolutionary finding has shown positively that humans should not
indulge in vegetative diet strictly for a long period. The
researchers have found that traces of higher frequency of particular
mutation to a primarily vegetarian population when that was compared
with samples of mixed diet community.
By
using reference data from 1000 Genomes project, researchers provided
evolutionary evidence that the vegetarian diet if continued over many
generations may cause this higher frequency of mutation in Jain
population in India. This mutation is responsible for higher chances
of cancer in the individuals from such communities. It is possibly
because this mutation finally leads to development of cancer genes in
the DNA. In addition, when that happens, person born with that gene
probably dies of some type or the other of cancer. This mutation
makes the people of such communities likely victims of heart
diseases, higher blood pressure and kidney failures.
This
mutation is called rs66698963 and found in the FADS2 gene, is an
insertion or deletion of a sequence of DNA that regulates the
expression of two genes, FADS1 and FADS2. These genes are the key
into making of long chain polyunsaturated fats. In that Arachidonic
acid is a key target of the pharmaceutical industry since, it is a
central culprit for those at risk for heart diseases, many types of
cancers but particularly that of colon and other inflammation related
complains.
Even
though, there is no particular suggestion to stop this mutation;
however, scientists are of the opinion that if at a particular
generation humans begin to consume meat of fish diet the process of
mutation is disrupted and may even be stopped altogether.
By
natural choice, we humans are designed to be mix diet animals like
rats. This becomes evident from the type of denture we have and the
digestive fluids we have to digest our food. When we take only vegan
diet, certain instructions are sent to brain that some digestive
fluids are not needed and the need for some other type of digestive
fluids. These signals are responded to over a period though it takes
a few generations to have such an effect. This also shows that human
life is not limited to one life but it continues to have its effects
through genetic transfer during intercourse. This phenomenon is
called evolutionary effect. We have been evolving through the time
and all our habits of food and other are responded to over the
period. Some scientists believe that to remain strictly vegan is as
bad as giving animal proteins to naturally vegetarian animals like
cows. If we remember the cases of Mad Cow diseases, those killed many
bovines when they were fed with animal proteins to increase their
weights. Similar but of a different type effect is likely to occur
over period if these communities continue to remain strictly vegan.
We already have observed that, there are more cases of heart diseases
and cancer, particularly of colon is found, in this Jain community.
More research is required to come to conclusive decision on this
vital matter.
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