In the age of data breaches and corporate corruption, the story of 23andMe is a cautionary tale of how personal genetic data can be weaponized against individuals and their descendants. As 23andMe teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, the company is poised to sell off the genetic data of millions of customers, setting the stage for a dystopian future where your DNA can be used against you by governments, corporations, health insurance companies and even foreign nations.

23andMe, the genetic testing company that has amassed a vast trove of personal genetic data, is facing a crisis. The company, once valued at billions, has seen its stock plummet by over 95%. Nearly all the board (other than Anne Wojcicki), has resigned. This collapse has left the company with one valuable asset: the genetic data of its customers. The plan is to sell this data to the highest bidder, a move that will have far-reaching consequences for those who trusted the company with their most intimate biological information… the details of which can be weaponized against individuals.

I discuss some of those impacts here:

Get ready to pay double or triple on your health insurance (and your children may be charged extra, too)

Data Mining and Insurance Rates: 23andMe’s genetic data, when combined with grocery shopping habits and credit card purchases, can be used to predict health outcomes. Insurance companies can use this data to deny coverage or drastically increase premiums. For example, if your genetic profile indicates a predisposition to cancer and you frequently purchase processed meats, your health insurance rates could double or triple.

Generational Impact: The genetic data of one individual can be used to assess the health risks of their children and grandchildren. This means that your genetic predispositions can be used to deny health insurance to future generations, creating a cycle of financial and health insecurity.

You’ll be caught up in “genetic search warrants” merely because your DNA is a partial match of a crime scene

Partial Genetic Matches: Law enforcement agencies can use partial genetic matches to identify individuals as persons of interest in crimes. Even if the match is not a full one, it can lead to search warrants, house raids, and the confiscation of personal property. This can result in innocent individuals being wrongfully accused and subjected to invasive investigations.

Fourth Amendment Violations: By providing your genetic data to 23andMe, you are effectively waiving your Fourth Amendment rights. Your genetic information can be used to justify searches and seizures without probable cause, undermining the constitutional protections that are meant to safeguard individual liberty.

Multigenerational consequences of genetic data sharing

Inherited Risks: Genetic predispositions to diseases like cancer, Alzheimer’s, and diabetes can be passed down to children and grandchildren. 23andMe’s data can be used to predict these risks and penalize future generations. This means that the actions of one person can have long-lasting, negative impacts on their family’s health and financial well-being, and those who sent saliva samples to 23andMe may actually be dooming their own children and grandchildren to a lifetime of health insurance denials or hiked fees.

Ethical Implications: The sale of genetic data raises serious ethical questions about the commodification of personal information and the potential for discrimination. It sets a dangerous precedent where corporations and governments can use genetic data to control and manipulate individuals. There are currently few, if any, laws limiting how corporations can use this information against you. For example, a potential employer might scan the 23andMe data set to find out if you have health risks, and those risks could be used to deny you employment.

Modern medicine is driven by profit and greed, not benefits for patients or humanity

What this 23andMe situation reveals is how corporate profits always take priority over patient privacy or any sort of real benefit to humanity. It also shows how many medical corporations are actually front groups with a false message. The 23andMe company, for example, was positioned as a company that could empower individuals with knowledge about their own genetic profiles. It was implied that this knowledge would be kept private and used solely by the individual who provided the sample. But of course that was all just a false front. The real business model of 23andMe was collecting genetic data and selling it to the highest bidder.

Privacy be damned.

Corporate Greed vs. Individual Health: The medical industry, driven by profit, often prioritizes treatments that generate revenue over those that genuinely improve health. This is evident in the push for expensive medications and invasive procedures, even when simpler, natural solutions are available.

Self-Reliance and Natural Health: Taking charge of your health through natural means, such as a balanced diet, regular exercise, and exposure to sunlight, can prevent many chronic diseases. Relying on corporate medicine and genetic testing companies can lead to more harm than good. Also, your genes don’t determine your health outcomes. Genes can only be expressed when proper conditions are present. By avoiding nutritional deficiencies, pursuing regular detoxification strategies and improving your nutrition through superfoods and high-end nutritional supplements, you can make sure that things like “cancer genes” are suppressed for life.

Do not consent to corporate and government control

Refusing to comply with intrusive data collection practices is a powerful form of resistance. Whether it’s genetic testing, mandatory vaccinations, or invasive government forms, saying no is a way to protect your privacy and autonomy. Make sure you exercise your right to say NO!

Educating yourself and others about the risks of sharing personal data is crucial. Platforms like Natural News and Brighteon are essential for spreading awareness and promoting alternative health practices. So share this article and others like it, and help empower others with knowledge that may save their life or help protect their privacy.

The collapse of 23andMe and the potential sale of genetic data highlight the urgent need for exposing corporate greed and corruption. The weaponization of genetic data against individuals and their families is a real and present danger. By refusing to comply with invasive data collection practices and taking charge of our health through natural means, we can protect our privacy and ensure a healthier, more secure future for ourselves and future generations.

So the next time you’re tempted to send your spit to a genetic testing company, think twice. Your genetic data is a powerful tool, and in the wrong hands, it can be used against you and your children. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and resist the corporate and governmental forces that seek to control your life through your DNA.

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