Feelings are also inherited

What do you look like, are you good or bad in the field, most of which belong to the gene. Now researchers find that even how you feel is inherited from your parents.

A new study found genetics plays 33% of the role in how you feel physically, and 36% in spirit and emotion.

" Attitudes and perceptions have a part of genetics and part of the living environment ," said James Romeis, a professor at the University of Saint Louis, France, who led the study. " Physical quality of life is our perception of health and how we think disease affects our ability to function. It is affected by genes more than we do. thought ".

Romeis and colleagues surveyed nearly 3,000 middle-aged and middle-class twins, about physical activity, physical limitations, general health, social communication, emotional limitations, Mental health . They compare information between twins with eggs and other eggs.

" It is not simply an attitude, but this attitude is deeply rooted in the soul - not just psychology but also physiology ."

The results help explain why some people easily ask doctors about health issues, while some people refuse to follow the doctor's instructions about prescription, diet or exercise.

MT . ( according to Livescience )