Genetic Predisposition means having inherited genes that increase the likelihood of developing a certain disease or condition. This does not guarantee that the condition will occur, but it raises a person’s risk compared to the general population. Environmental, lifestyle, and dietary factors often interact with genetic predisposition to determine whether a health issue actually develops.
Genetic Predisposition
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