Are some of my family members LARPing as brown?

[Gengar]

Apparently, there’s three genotypes that predict lactase persistence. There’s TT (lactose tolerant), CT (lactose tolerant) and CC (lactose intolerant). TT only occurs in Caucasians/Europeans and a few African Americans (because they have up 10-20% European blood on average, so it makes sense that some might inherit the same genotype). Hispanic and Asians don’t have the TT genotype at all, though a minority has CT (lactose tolerant) and most have CC (lactose intolerant). Most African Americans have the CC genotype (lactose intolerant) as well. I just checked it for my family members, 40% has the TT genotype, whereas 60% has the CT genotype. I suspect some my family members have been LARPing as South Asian and we’re really just tanned Dutch people after all.

Here’s the chart:

Source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6723957

 

[Gengar]

This is just a joke post but it’s interesting to see that some of my family members have the genotype that’s pretty much exclusive to Europeans when we have zero foreign admixture.

 

[Nodesbitch]

tldr?

 

[Gengar]

Retards already hmming my post.

 

[SplashJuice]

South Asian data isn't included

 

[decadouche57]

This is just a joke post but it’s interesting to see that some of my family members have the genotype that’s pretty much exclusive to Europeans when we have zero foreign admixture.

Steppe

 

[Gengar]

tldr?

TL;DR: Usually Europeans have TT genotypes and non-whites don’t (especially Asians and Hispanics, with the exception of a handful of African Americans since they have a large chunk of European ancestry).

Some of my family members have TT, does this mean they’re just LARPing as non-whites?






It’s a joke post but I thought it was interesting to see some of my family members having a genotype that’s not common in non-whites unless they have euro blood. XD

 

[mcmentalonthemic]

Everyone in my family larps as goy but I know deep down we are 118 iq average powerful jew family

 

[Greyascension]

GENGBANGERS

 

[Gengar]

South Asian data isn't included

Steppe

Good catch, guys. It does come from Steppe. Most South Asians usually have CT genotypes, but two pastoralist groups had TT, namely Gujjars and Toda. We are neither.

 

[Gengar]

Everyone in my family larps as goy but I know deep down we are 118 iq average powerful jew family

We’re on to something here.

 

[Gengar]

GENGBANGERS

Das rite.

 

[MogAndOrder]

Apparently, there’s three genotypes that predict lactase persistence. There’s TT (lactose tolerant), CT (lactose tolerant) and CC (lactose intolerant). TT only occurs in Caucasians/Europeans and a few African Americans (because they have up 10-20% European blood on average, so it makes sense that some might inherit the same genotype). Hispanic and Asians don’t have the TT genotype at all, though a minority has CT (lactose tolerant) and most have CC (lactose intolerant). Most African Americans have the CC genotype (lactose intolerant) as well. I just checked it for my family members, 40% has the TT genotype, whereas 60% has the CT genotype. I suspect some my family members have been LARPing as South Asian and we’re really just tanned Dutch people after all.

Here’s the chart:

View attachment 4300496

Source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6723957

milkmaxxing for centuries

 

[zeref74]

Certain types of dairy products can be digested by those who've low lactose tolerancy also slowly increasing dairy intake over time tome can train the gut bacteria to handle lactose better. Many genetically intolerant people become symptom free this way. So ig that's it, also mixed populations are generally lactose tolerant.

 

[Gengar]

milkmaxxing for centuries

In South Asians, it’s from Steppe admixture, like @decadouche57 pointed out. I only have 20ish% Steppe, but it was enough to turn my family lactose tolerant. South Asians usually have the CT genotype, but two pastoralist groups had high frequency of the TT genotype that’s only seen in North Europeans. This is another study I’m referring to. As you can see, the study I’m talking about in the OP doesn’t have any South Asians tested. For Asians, they likely used East Asians.

 

[Gengar]

Certain types of dairy products can be digested by those who've low lactose tolerancy also slowly increasing dairy intake over time tome can train the gut bacteria to handle lactose better. Many genetically intolerant people become symptom free this way. So ig that's it, also mixed populations are generally lactose tolerant.

That’s right, but I am pretty sure if you stop consuming dairy for a few weeks or months, then that goes away, too. South Asia is apparently the largest producer of dairy. It makes sense. Most South Asians live in rural settings and a lot of people are agriculturalists.

 

[LXR]

Does a CT scan give CT genes to your children ?

 

[zeref74]

That’s right, but I am pretty sure if you stop consuming dairy for a few weeks or months, then that goes away, too. South Asia is apparently the largest producer of dairy. It makes sense. Most South Asians live in rural settings and a lot of people are agriculturalists.

Yeah ig that's what South Indians do, they don't have any lactose tolerancy yet the dairy consumption there is more than expected

 

[unstable]

my area in south asia has the highest lactose tolerance

 

[Gengar]

Does a CT scan give CT genes to your children ?
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Cute monkey.

 

[unstable]

they eat yoghurt or curd as they call it

Yeah ig that's what South Indians do, they don't have any lactose tolerancy yet the dairy consumption there is more than expected

 

[Gengar]

Yeah ig that's what South Indians do, they don't have any lactose tolerancy yet the dairy consumption there is more than expected

Correct me if I’m wrong, but aren’t the Toda South Indians as well? They’re one of the two pastoralist groups that had the TT genotype in high frequency. The other pastoralist group were the Gujjars but they’re mainly in Punjab and Rajasthan.

 

[shessonice]

mmmm milk is tasty

 

[Gengar]

@Eno

 

[Gengar]

mmmm milk is tasty

I like milk especially with some dishes.

 

[unstable]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but aren’t the Toda South Indians as well? They’re one of the two pastoralist groups that had the TT genotype in high frequency. The other pastoralist group were the Gujjars but they’re mainly in Punjab and Rajasthan.

its easy for pastoralists to naturally select for persistence even with small steppe input thats how bedouins got it.
where in pakistan are you from.

 

[zeref74]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but aren’t the Toda South Indians as well? They’re one of the two pastoralist groups that had the TT genotype in high frequency. The other pastoralist group were the Gujjars but they’re mainly in Punjab and Rajasthan.

Yeah you're right, Toda and Gujjar's have LP on the same level as of Northern Europeans.

 

[RXnd]

Apparently, there’s three genotypes that predict lactase persistence. There’s TT (lactose tolerant), CT (lactose tolerant) and CC (lactose intolerant). TT only occurs in Caucasians/Europeans and a few African Americans (because they have up 10-20% European blood on average, so it makes sense that some might inherit the same genotype). Hispanic and Asians don’t have the TT genotype at all, though a minority has CT (lactose tolerant) and most have CC (lactose intolerant). Most African Americans have the CC genotype (lactose intolerant) as well. I just checked it for my family members, 40% has the TT genotype, whereas 60% has the CT genotype. I suspect some my family members have been LARPing as South Asian and we’re really just tanned Dutch people after all.

Here’s the chart:

View attachment 4300496

Source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6723957

East Africans also.

 

[Gengar]

its easy for pastoralists to naturally select for persistence even with small steppe input thats how bedouins got it.
where in pakistan are you from.

Punjab! Where are you from?

Interesting btw, I didn’t think Bedouins had Steppe ancestry (even if low).

 

[Gengar]

Yeah you're right, Toda and Gujjar's have LP on the same level as of Northern Europeans.

Yeah, it’s funny because iirc Toda are South Indians and Gujjars are North Indians. XD

 

[Gengar]

East Africans also.

Interesting, I had an East African and he said he was lactose intolerant.

 

[browncurrycel]

@Eno seems to be a little angry

 

[Gengar]

@Eno seems to be a little angry

Yeah, he’s temporarily banned because of me.

 

[RXnd]

Interesting, I had an East African and he said he was lactose intolerant.

Massai tribe specifically m35 haplogroup drink milk daily.

 

[unstable]

Punjab! Where are you from?

Interesting btw, I didn’t think Bedouins had Steppe ancestry (even if low).

i didn't mean to say they have steppe ancestry i phrased it incorrectly i guess but they have more persistence than sedentary ones.

 

[Gengar]

Massai tribe specifically m35 haplogroup drink milk daily.

Maternal haplogroup, right?

 

[Gengar]

i didn't mean to say they have steppe ancestry i phrased it incorrectly i guess but they have more persistence than sedentary ones.

I see. So where are you from?

 

[chromednash]

bro

 

[Gengar]

bro

Yes?

 

[lastofus123]

Jbw

 

[Gengar]

Jbw

Brootal.

 

[unstable]

I see. So where are you from?

my area in south asia has the highest lactose tolerance

i not getting myself doxxed this is all i can share.

 

[Gengar]

i not getting myself doxxed this is all i can share.

No problem, I just checked your IP.

Interesting place.

 

[lastofus123]

Brootal.

But what is even the benefit of able to drink milk as an adult?

 

[unstable]

No problem, I just checked your IP.

Interesting place.

my ancestors migrated we still have farms in my homeland.

 

[Gengar]

But what is even the benefit of able to drink milk as an adult?

Well, I love eating dairy products. So that, I guess. XD

 

[Gengar]

my ancestors migrated we still have farms in my homeland.

Is your homeland in another country?

 

[unstable]

Is your homeland in another country?

no, its in india my grand father came here.

 

[Gengar]

no, its in india my grand father came here.

Ohhh ok. Are you religious?

 

[unstable]

Ohhh ok. Are you religious?

no, i follow a different religion than my parents i just act along.