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Esoterics Extrasensory Telegonia or the influence of the first male - myth or reality? Share on FacebookShare on Twitter In the modern world, when there is freedom of morals and the absence of any restrictions in choosing a sexual partner, the need for morality and chastity has grown. There is or not a telegonium in people - among scientists there are many ardent opponents of the theory, but there are those who unequivocally answer: "Yes, there is!" This phenomenon causes more questions so far. Telegonia - what is it? In the XIX century. Lord Morton, a close friend of Charles Darwin ventured on biological experience: he crossed a purebred mare with a zebra stallion. The offspring did not work, but two years later, after crossing with the male of his breed, the foal had foals with hardly faint bands on the rump. Morton called this phenomenon telegony. Darwin considered this a manifestation of an archaic characteristic inherent in the ancestor of the genus of horses. Telegonia (from ancient Greek τῆλε - "distant" and γόνος - "birth") is the manifestation of the first male's signs in the offspring in the animal kingdom, even if during pregnancy for the first time there was no pregnancy. Faith in telegony is mainly spread among breeders and breeders. Known facts: purebred dogs and cats in mating with mongrel, then give a "bad" offspring, so even with a single breeding, such animals are "discarded"; among professional pigeons, there is a cruel custom to turn a head to a dove's female if it had contact with the Cesar, a "wild" representative of the pigeon family. What is telegony in people? Telegonia in humans has not been scientifically confirmed, but some geneticists believe that the fact itself takes place. The phenomenon of telegoniya in man is manifested as well as in animals. Symptoms of the fetus inherit the genotype not only of its specific parents, but also of those partners that the couple had before the pregnancy. There are cases when a white woman gives birth to a child with a dark skin color from a man of her nation, before meeting with a representative of another nation, but did not become pregnant with it. Science explains the phenomenon by the fact that parents do not have this feature, but in the genotype it is from distant ancestors. Telegonia in women The distant ancestors of different nationalities believed that the first man who had a connection with a woman left his "image of spirit, blood" - a kind of imprint in her genome, as scientists say now. Telegonia, or the influence of the first male, is described in the book by A. Dumas "The Count of Monte Cristo", where Edmond's sweetheart, Mercedes, in a few years marries Fernand and gives birth to a son, with features of Edmond. Telegonia in men For the first time the phenomenon was known only that it leaves an imprint on the reproductive capacity of the woman, it turned out all is not so simple. Telegonia in men - the effect of the first female - is a more complex phenomenon, which can be referred to as the "effect of any female", in contrast to a woman whose only first partner bears the fundamental function of transmitting traits. A man from each partner receives a charge of genes, which is stored in the genome. The more women, the more pronounced is the change in the genetic information of a man. Telegonia - true or false? The effect of telegony excites the minds of people who have embarked on the path of self-knowledge and the cultivation of positive qualities in oneself. At present, telegony is pseudoscience, akin to extrasensory perception or paranormal events. But researchers tend to believe that real results are ignored from the society in the course of the experiments, so many facts about this phenomenon are simply being taken for granted by people. Telegonia - a myth or a reality? For each individual, it is more the assumption of responsibility and an appeal to one's own morality. Telegonia - scientific facts Genetics answer the question, is there telegony, positively. In 2014, a study was published in which the phenomenon was confirmed in flies. Male flies were divided: some were transferred to a nutrient-rich diet, others to a meager diet. Malnutrition affected the males, they were small, in comparison with the group receiving proper nutrition . Scientists crossed unripe females with both groups of males, and when maturity was reached, partners were changed. As a result of the second pairing, the females reproduced a large progeny (the influence of the nutritious diet of the male of the first group). Telegonia - how to cleanse? Ancient Slavs revered the laws of RITA: girls and boys led a chaste and moral way of life before marriage, this was the key to the birth of a strong and healthy offspring. Today, before tying themselves in the bonds of Hymen, young people manage to change several partners until they find their only one. On which child telegony disappears - are interested couples who learned about the phenomenon. Professor P. G...

What is telegony in humans, in which child does telegonia disappear?