People who choose to marry cousins or from same clan beware
Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2019 3:50 pm
There is high risk of inbreeding
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Horta when i say english is poor is when i see this type of word "cousin" which could mean 1- inabti 2- habarwadaag 3- inadeer 4- inaeedo (i invented this one) so is the studies for all types of cousins or those from the father side or those from the mother side......and please can you show if you can a similar video or link of such opposite studies (studies pro cousin marriages) you have mentioned. Am just curious......paperino wrote: Sun Aug 18, 2019 4:22 pm You can find all sorts of videos & articles that are pro/anti such marriage, supported by scientists, researchers, doctors, etc. Our own existence started with blood brothers & sisters. Distinct races, tribes, clans, etc are the result of inbreeding.
jannoman wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2019 11:34 am Horta when i say english is poor is when i see this type of word "cousin" which could mean 1- inabti 2- habarwadaag 3- inadeer 4- inaeedo (i invented this one) so is the studies for all types of cousins or those from the father side or those from the mother side......and please can you show if you can a similar video or link of such opposite studies (studies pro cousin marriages) you have mentioned. Am just curious......
A new study shows marrying your first cousin is not as bad as it seems
A research study done over seven years by a data scientist at Columbia University shows that it is okay to marry your first cousin as long as your children do not marry their first cousins, according to Popular Science.
The paper, which was published in the Science journal, is based on a 13 million member family tree and looks at data that was found in online genealogy profiles.
According to estimates, 4 to 7 percent of the children from first cousins are likely to have birth defects. In comparison, 3 to 4 percent of the children with distantly related parents are likely to have defects.
https://wjla.com/news/offbeat/a-new-stu ... s-it-seems
Can yaree fish&chips ka xagaa lagakeenay.jannoman wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2019 11:34 amHorta when i say english is poor is when i see this type of word "cousin" which could mean 1- inabti 2- habarwadaag 3- inadeer 4- inaeedo (i invented this one) so is the studies for all types of cousins or those from the father side or those from the mother side......and please can you show if you can a similar video or link of such opposite studies (studies pro cousin marriages) you have mentioned. Am just curious......paperino wrote: Sun Aug 18, 2019 4:22 pm You can find all sorts of videos & articles that are pro/anti such marriage, supported by scientists, researchers, doctors, etc. Our own existence started with blood brothers & sisters. Distinct races, tribes, clans, etc are the result of inbreeding.
My dad is his abti therefore am his/her inaabti.....what i was thinking of was what is he/she to me because their mom is my EEDO so how come we don't have a word for your relation with your EEDO's children........if on the mother side you have ilamoabti from your abti and habarwadaag from your mother's sister's children.........on the father side your uncle's children are ilmadeer but your father's sister's children (your eedo) are what ? Your EEDO is not your abti!!Togdeer wrote: Tue Aug 20, 2019 7:41 amCan yaree fish&chips ka xagaa lagakeenay.jannoman wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2019 11:34 amHorta when i say english is poor is when i see this type of word "cousin" which could mean 1- inabti 2- habarwadaag 3- inadeer 4- inaeedo (i invented this one) so is the studies for all types of cousins or those from the father side or those from the mother side......and please can you show if you can a similar video or link of such opposite studies (studies pro cousin marriages) you have mentioned. Am just curious......paperino wrote: Sun Aug 18, 2019 4:22 pm You can find all sorts of videos & articles that are pro/anti such marriage, supported by scientists, researchers, doctors, etc. Our own existence started with blood brothers & sisters. Distinct races, tribes, clans, etc are the result of inbreeding.
Your edo’s child is your inaabti. From your cousins position he’s only related to you because his mum and your dad are siblings. Meaning your dad would be his abti therefore he’s your inabti. Anyone who is related to you from your dads side is your eedo/ adeero, which are inadeer/ inabti. Anyone who is related to you through your mums side is your habaryar/ abti, meaning inabti and habarwadaag.
Thanks bro.paperino wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2019 11:27 pmjannoman wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2019 11:34 am Horta when i say english is poor is when i see this type of word "cousin" which could mean 1- inabti 2- habarwadaag 3- inadeer 4- inaeedo (i invented this one) so is the studies for all types of cousins or those from the father side or those from the mother side......and please can you show if you can a similar video or link of such opposite studies (studies pro cousin marriages) you have mentioned. Am just curious......
Basically it boils down to; the risk of birth defects for non-cousin couples is 3%, while for cousin couples it's 1.1-2% more. There are other factors that contribute to birth defects. For peace of mind, doing a genetic test is advised even if you're not related to your future spouse.
A new study shows marrying your first cousin is not as bad as it seems
A research study done over seven years by a data scientist at Columbia University shows that it is okay to marry your first cousin as long as your children do not marry their first cousins, according to Popular Science.
The paper, which was published in the Science journal, is based on a 13 million member family tree and looks at data that was found in online genealogy profiles.
According to estimates, 4 to 7 percent of the children from first cousins are likely to have birth defects. In comparison, 3 to 4 percent of the children with distantly related parents are likely to have defects.
https://wjla.com/news/offbeat/a-new-stu ... s-it-seems