Ancestral dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) exposure promotes epigenetic transgenerational inheritance of obesity

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Obesity and adult onset diabetes were shown to increase across 3 generations of mice after DDT exposure: https://t.co/wuyqnldsJS

How can we call this? Scary ?https://t.co/D8EiuWEphw

Could DDT concealed in smoking Grandmas' 1970's cigs be causing obesity in millions of their grandchildren? Get informed; get justice. #SmokeNoEvil #transgenerationalDDT https://t.co/87kk1U48QZ

@WyoWeeds Their methods reference is equally as nebulous about numbers. https://t.co/mxjZ3e6zth

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