What are inherited genetics and its impact on the family? Well, first of all, every family is impacted by inherited genetics. An example would be I happened to be a right curve spinal pattern. I followed a brother. My mother wanted a daughter. So therefore, I am more female dominant and emotional. The right curve man will attract a left curve female. A left curve female in many cases is an issue where the father wants a boy and gets a girl. So what does that girl become – very dominant, very strong and very controlling. So this just shows a basic example of psychogenetics. And then if we look at it a generation back, we would say, “Okay, well my mother was raised in a family with 10 kids. Her father wanted boys to farm.” Out of the first 6 kids, I think there were 5 girls and my mom was right in that mix. So we see how my mom was strong and dominant. So then she would have to attract a male that was more female dominant which my dad was, more emotional, more sensitive. He sought his mother’s approval and not his father’s approval because his mother was present and his father was more absent. So this just gives you an example of how psychogenetics is impacting every family life and how a dominant mother will pass down to the son a high expectation pattern. The son will think that if they do it well enough, they will get what they need. And so they will give their best and they will look for approval. When the approval doesn’t come, then what they will think is they haven’t done enough. And so that just shows you a few examples of how psychogenetics can impact a person and create confusion within their identity and reality. Call 562-420-8884 chiroman.com

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