How Does Genetic Testing Affect Our Lives

Genetic testing negatively affects millions of lives. For example, negative test results may trigger awful emotions. To tell the truth testing may cost too much for the average person. Additionally, these screenings are not full body reviews. However, considering these genetic test affects, these should be prohibited by agencies offering the tests for everyone’s life.
The results of a genetic test may trigger some horrible emotions. Although finding out that a gene mutation is absent may cause them to feel a sense of relief. Regardless though finding out that you have a genetic disorder results in a displeasured feeling. Considering this some may feel the urge “playing it safe” (Timmermans, July 19, 2013), not doing what they want, but worrying about what could happen. For example, depression could be shown and might make someone feel like they need to “opt

At this moment it is too expensive for the majority of people. Also, negative results will negatively affect emotions in a negative way causing depression. Thereupon, those tests will not tell you everything, so there may be a second mutation that may not be acknowledged, so the person taking the test would never know about that mutation unless paying for another test. All in all these negative inputs put in perspective the horrible effects of genetic screenings. It proves the point more and more that genetic screenings should be prohibited.
In every person's life genetic test should be prohibited. Foremost, emotions may be triggered from negative test results, that would say what disease or disorder that person has. Secondly, the cost of these tests is way to high for the average person. Thirdly, these tests also do not give full insight on all of the genetic disorders as well as diseases. Now, action needs to be taken to shut down these horrible agencies that offer genetic