Your DNA Says You Should Eat...
from the dieting-at-the-molecular-level dept
An interesting article in Wired about the relatively new field of nutrigenomics, which will (apparently) analyze your genetic situation in recommending what sort of diet may be best for you. While a lot of this can be done currently by looking at family history, (obviously) looking at your DNA can give nutritionists a better idea of what you're more susceptible to, and what foods might keep you healthier for longer.
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Err -- and looking at the object code of your program will tell you what bugs might occur in it, better than looking at how it's behaved in the past. No, I don't think so.
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