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Are we really destined to have similar health patterns as our parents or grandparents because of genetics? Dr. James Chestnut explains why this is not necessarily the case. You might be surprised at how small a percentage of our health issues are connected to genetics. Find out what's really behind a good portion of health issues and what can be done!
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