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Shes on an Adventure
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2018
MY DNA RESULTS WITH 23 AND ME | JAMAICAN DNA RESULTS
I did a DNA test using the 23 and Me kit!
I got my results back in December and am excited to share the results with you all!
LINKS TO PURCHASE:
ANCESTRY + HEALTH KIT (LAB FEE INCLUDED): bit.ly/2UJoKBP
ANCESTRY KIT (LAB FEE INCLUDED): bit.ly/2DnUXUO
KIT FROM 23ANDME.COM: bit.ly/2VcyFiG
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I got my results back in December and am excited to share the results with you all!
LINKS TO PURCHASE:
ANCESTRY + HEALTH KIT (LAB FEE INCLUDED): bit.ly/2UJoKBP
ANCESTRY KIT (LAB FEE INCLUDED): bit.ly/2DnUXUO
KIT FROM 23ANDME.COM: bit.ly/2VcyFiG
(Please note, I will earn a small commission if you purchase from one of these links. Thank you for supporting my TH-cam Channel!)
FOLLOW ME FOR MORE:
Blog: www.shesonanadventure.com
Instagram: shesonanadventure
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"I'm black....Black Friday"; Black is a color...African is a more real identity
Indeed, you have ancestors from all continents! I guess you great-grandfather might have been 100% Chinese but 23andme identifies markers that are also present in other more southerner Asian people. Actually, South Chinese people share partial common genetics with Vietnam and more broadly Autronesian people who lived in the area long time ago. South China saw the expansion of Han Chinese from the north and they intermingled with existing ancient populations, so it still shows up. Same happened to a distant cousin of mine with 23andme, her grandfather was from Guangdong province, 100% Chinese but she has "Vietnamese" markers identified too...
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I’ve met soooo many Nigerians who are much lighter than you. Along with Nigeria, most of these people were from South Africa, Kenya and Rwanda. I was shocked to see light skin African people in Africa . It definitely opened my eyes and changed my perspective about how I viewed the African continent and it’s people.
Skin bleaching
@@istaytomyselfNot always the case, there are Africans who are naturally Light-skinned but for some reason we assume they are 100% African cos DNA says so LOL.
@@istaytomyself So your dumb ass insinuating that Albinism is skin bleaching too? Utter delusion . You're a prime example of what fake propaganda does to people. Fyi, there are more mixed race West Africans than all of the yts population in Europe.😂
The Arabs mixed with the blacks in Nigeria.
@@courtneywalcott513not all i have seen light skin Africans do these tests who are 100 % African (the country they are from specifically)
Welcome to the fam!🇳🇬
Ahh your mother.... why do ppl doubt dna?? If they doubt dna relatives, then then they might as well doubt DNA evidence in rape cases. DNA don't lie.
What ethnic group in Nigeria do you feel the most connected to? Also there are Nigerians who are naturally lighter skinned than you.
Nice video and nice to see more people of Jamaican background do their DNA Ancestry. I will add your results to my database. Thanks.
Now you can download your raw DNA file and upload them to wegene, myheritage, DNAland and gedmatch genesis to do more free tests. My heritage will only give your DNA matches for free however I got around that by using a free 14 day trial. Lol Genesis GEDmatch can be complicated but I learnt along the way with Google and youtube and it is the best to do in depth analysis, they match your with relatives who took the test with other companies, they also have an admixture feature which can pinpoint all the mixes in your DNA the same tribe in the place all the companies told me kept on appearing and family research is even proving that link.
Nice vid 👍
Curious what your Maternal Haplogroup was?
L2c2a!
Very cool. I received my 23 and Me results yesterday and was L3e2a1b.
@@torivaughn6376 You and I have the same maternal haplogroup!
She's 74% Sub Saharan African 14% European 10% East Asian/ Native American Your Welcome
wow, sweet beach, keep up the vlogs