23andMe: What to Do After You Take a DNA Test

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
  • An introduction to the 23andMe website that you'll use after you receive notice that your DNA test results have come in!
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Комментарии • 27

  • @weekendmom
    @weekendmom 4 года назад +1

    There are many ways to learn what health issues or risks can be found in families. While researching my mother's side of the family through death records online, I found that heart problems are very common in her family. There was certainly something genetic going on there, because it is still present today in the generations still living.

    • @FamilyHistoryFanatics
      @FamilyHistoryFanatics  4 года назад

      Records can provide clues to your health risks. Genetics can as well. Having a well-rounded picture can help you mitigate or plan ahead to have the best odds for a high quality of life.

  • @joym9189
    @joym9189 11 месяцев назад

    just ready todo mine, thanks for the outline :)

  • @prye1
    @prye1 4 года назад +2

    I am almost totally European too. Same 99.7% as you are. I also have Asian listed on chromosome 3 at about the same location, but mine is further broken out as Native American. That is only 0.3% so may be noise. I enjoyed your overview. I thought it was very well done, as always.

    • @FamilyHistoryFanatics
      @FamilyHistoryFanatics  4 года назад

      Thanks Patrica!

    • @Alex-uz1ck
      @Alex-uz1ck 3 года назад

      Hello! I got my test too. I got that Europeans 99.8 % ,0.3 Syberia and American Indians ,What do these words mean And why do they allow such errors in business?

  • @tarekibnziad253
    @tarekibnziad253 4 года назад

    23andme is the best dna test i ve got 99% north african and middel eastern

  • @verticalmatix8093
    @verticalmatix8093 8 месяцев назад

    Hi thanks for this vedio. I have a question. Is it possible to search for someone who did a test on this site who, you are not related too?. Thanks

  • @bkaa18
    @bkaa18 4 года назад +1

    Getting ready to do a video on the new Family Tree addition to 23andMe's Beta users? I'm excited for it, but it does need some work.

    • @FamilyHistoryFanatics
      @FamilyHistoryFanatics  4 года назад +1

      Yes, next week.

    • @bkaa18
      @bkaa18 4 года назад

      @@FamilyHistoryFanatics Awesome. Looking forward to it.
      The biggest thing about the Family Tree in my opinion is that it doesn't seem to use the information that it already has access to, resulting in a skewed tree.

  • @bryanmcleod4924
    @bryanmcleod4924 4 года назад +1

    23+Me was the last on my list of places to test at but now that I've done it I have to say I'm not overly impressed but I admit I'm new to site so perhaps I'm missing something. So far I'm rather overwhelmed with the eye candy and scholarly papers but have not found anything of substance to move my genealogical research forward. I find their "family tree" a parse and would really appreciate if you could do a video for beginners of 23+Me but who do have the basics of dna firmly in their grasps how to use the site for anything other than eye candy to share with other family members. My sense is that unlike the other sites which allow for one to move forward in their lines of descent research and share with their matches specifically how they are related for their benefit or to just continue on not bothering to communicate with them given their having properly sourced trees open to public searches... for 23 I'll be damned if I can get anything out of it to help me in this regard. This site seems totally dependent on you overseeing away from it to other places should the match actually respond or be forced to write the match off if they don't. How can I use this site???????

    • @FamilyHistoryFanatics
      @FamilyHistoryFanatics  4 года назад +1

      23andMe was not developed with the genealogist in mind (and it shows). That being said, the primary tool to use is the match list and their chromosome browser. I'll work in some videos that show these tools in better detail.

  • @wendymenard5189
    @wendymenard5189 4 года назад

    Seems 23andMe Family Tree gets askewed because of cousins marrying cousins (like 3rd or more). I know I am 4th cousins, once removed to my own children, through the fact that his father and me are 4th cousins, at least once. That is why we are waiting for the options to insert a generation so 1st great-uncle will not be wrongly deemed 2nd great-uncle.

  • @michellemounts6677
    @michellemounts6677 4 года назад

    So, do you have freckles?

  • @Scarlitcorpse
    @Scarlitcorpse 3 года назад

    I'm guessing he's Roma too ?