Sometimes a child with dark skin is born to parents of Slavic appearance. It happens the other way around: dark-haired and brown-eyed parents are perplexed why they have a blue-eyed red baby. Some try to explain this as the effect of telegonia in humans.

genetic material each person is unique. What signs and features of appearance are encrypted in it, sometimes you can not assume. Natural migration leads to the fact that there is a mixture of races, Negroid and Mongoloid blood flows into the Caucasoid. Children then receive genetic information, which, being recessive, may not manifest itself until a certain point.

How did the concept of telegony come about?

Even Aristotle said that sexual intercourse with a man, after which the woman did not become pregnant, affects the appearance of her future children. It is possible that the same assumption underlies the requirements of many nations for the purity of the bride.

The concept of telegony originated during the formation of the theory of evolution and active selection. Horse breeders tried to cross a purebred horse with a male zebra, but the offspring did not work. After some time, she was crossed with a thoroughbred stallion, but the born foal had dark stripes on the rump. Impressed, the scientists continued their research.

A similar phenomenon was observed in the selection of pigeons, dogs, horses. By analogy with the animal world, a transfer is made to people. Telegony in humans - true or false? Geneticists and just traditional healers and psychics are trying to figure this out.

What is the essence of the phenomenon of telegony?

The effect of connection with the first male or the influence of the first man is explained by the fact that after intercourse, the spermatozoa remaining in the genital tract penetrate to the ovaries. They act on the epithelium of the follicles and change it with their genetic material, they are embedded.

This results in a dormant trait that is revealed after conception. So it turns out that a blonde is born to dark-skinned parents, or vice versa.

Why is telegony impossible for humans?

Attempts to repeat experimentally the phenomenon of telegony in animals have failed. There is no evidence that this is possible. Although some do not abandon attempts to attribute the birth of children with opposite signs to this factor.

Elementary knowledge of the mechanism of cell fertilization will not even allow us to assume the possibility of telegony. The genetic material of the mother and father includes 50% of the total chromosome set. The fusion of the egg and sperm leads to the formation of an embryo with a complete set.

The color of the eyes, hair, melanin content in the skin, height, shape of the face and its parts are genetically determined. All signs are divided into recessive and dominant. If the quality dominates (for example, brown eyes), then upon receipt of such a gene, the child will be brown-eyed. If the trait, on the contrary, is recessive (blue eyes), then it will manifest itself only when two such genes are combined.

It should be noted that telegony is attributed when crossing animal breeds. People, unlike animals, do not have breeds. Races and nationalities are completely different.

As evidence of the absence of telegonia, some consider surrogate motherhood. Planting an embryo in the body of another mother does not lead to the birth of a child similar to this woman. He naturally inherits the appearance of his genetic parents. Similar experiments were carried out in animals. A white mouse was inoculated with an embryo with black hair, no changes occurred.

In light of the unscientific nature of such a fact as telegonia in people, how to cleanse a woman from it is not worth even thinking about. This is an idea that has become the basis for the justification of chastity in some religious movements and sects. IN scientific world it belongs to the section of superstitions and outdated false theories.

In the last century, one suggestion has arisen that the hereditary genes of future female children are also influenced by the girl's first sexual partner. Such a statement did not arise from experimental actions, but still there is a lot of controversy and reasoning around it up to the present. What is telegony: myth or truth?

How did this word come about?

This word is made up of two stems that mean far and give birth. There is even a myth in history that gave rise to this term. According to this myth, the son of Odysseus and the nymph Circe Telegon was killed by a fatal accident, as well as the fact that his father did not even suspect his existence.

Continuation of the study

Further, K. Ewart made his experiment, in which eight purebred mares and a male zebra were involved. He ended up with thirteen different hybrids. After that, the mares were crossed with stallions of their species category. 18 little foals were born, and none of them included signs of zebroids. At the same time, one scientist I.I. Ivanov performed his experiments, but was never able to obtain real scientific evidence that the term telegony is applicable in real life.

In 2014, one of the experiments was officially published, which was accompanied by real facts confirming the veracity of telegony. The experiment was based on the following actions: the males were sorted into several groups, while one of the groups ate only food rich in nutrients and trace elements as food, and the second group ate food in which the amount of nutrients was minimal.

Males of different sizes were crossed with young mares. As soon as the females reached full maturity, their partner was changed. Ultimately, offspring were born that depended on the diet of the first male. At the same time, this experience cannot 100% confirm the effect of telegony, since other factors can also affect this result. For example, the absorption of the molecules of the seed of the first male by the immature eggs of a mare.

Telegony, what does this term mean for modern society?

Some dog breeders, as well as horse breeders, believe in the possibility of the existence of such a phenomenon. They categorically do not tolerate the crossing of females with unscrupulous individuals, as they are sure that all subsequent offspring of the dog will have negative genes and traits.

Proponents of religion and sacred ideologies use the term to encourage chastity in their associates. This theory brought about a particular wave of anti-Semitism during Nazi Germany. Esotericism also confirmed the possibility of telegony. The basis for confirming this term was the biological fields of the two partners and the interaction of their auras during sexual life, which remained in them until the end of their lives.

The opinion of philosophers and scientists about this phenomenon

Do humans have telegonia?

Telegony in the human body is not proven by science, but some geneticists note that such a phenomenon may exist in humans. At the same time, telegony in a person manifests itself in exactly the same way as in representatives of the animal world. Thus, an individual inherits the characteristics and genotype not only of the main parental couple, but also of those partners that both sexes had before this pregnancy.

There have been cases when a white woman, dating a man of the same nationality, gave birth to a child with a dark skin color, while meeting in the past with a black man, but did not become pregnant from him. Science explains this phenomenon by the fact that parents in their genotype do not have such a trait, but in the general genotype it is present from some distant ancestor.

How does telegony occur in the body of women?

In ancient times, religious people believed that the first sexual partner of a girl leaves her own image of the spirit in her, as well as a piece of her blood - a kind of trace in her genotype - scientists say so at the present time. Telegony, or in another way influence of the first male, is described in detail in the work of A. Dumas "The Count of Monte Cristo", where Edmond's love, Mesredes, after several years, marries Fernard and gives birth to his son, who has the features of Edmond.

How does telegony occur in the body of men?

At first, telegony was only said to be able to leave a kind of imprint on the girl's genotype, but it turns out that everything is not so simple. Telegony in the body of a man - the effect of the first female - is the most complex phenomenon, which can be called the effect of any female. So, unlike the weaker sex, in which only the first man carries the main opportunity to pass on part of the genotype, a man is able to receive a certain part of genes from every woman, which subsequently remains in his body. How large quantity a man had girls, the more his genetic background and heredity index suffered.

Telegony - is it a myth or a reality?

Such a phenomenon as telegony brings to negative thoughts those people who have decided to completely change their attitude to the world and restore the most positive qualities in themselves. Now telegony is characterized as a pseudoscience, which is more like extrasensory perception or paranormal phenomena. But most researchers warn that many details about the results of telegony experiments were hidden from the public, so most stories about telegony are simply accepted as faith by some people. For each person, telegonia is most likely an appeal to one's own morality and belief in this phenomenon.

Telegony: how to cleanse?

Slavs in ancient times valued and believed RITA law Therefore, they kept a moral lifestyle and did not have sexual intercourse before marriage, because this was considered a guarantee of the birth of truly strong and strong children. Currently, before the moment when young people decide to legitimize their relationship, they are changing a large number of sexual partners. All this happens until a person finds a truly beloved and interesting ally for himself, with whom he is ready to connect his whole future life. On which child telegony can disappear, couples who have recently learned about such a term are wondering.

Professor P. Garyaev says that genes are absorbed into the cells of the body and are subsequently inherited by all children born in the future. But such a phenomenon can be removed from the human body, both in a woman and in a man. For this there is specialized rites able to save a person from telegonia.

1. Cleaning the human body. This includes any cleansing actions performed on the second half. For example, a bath with tinctures of special herbs and oil massage. This method is able to clean the structure of the cell membranes of the human body, removing excess information with sweat substances.
2. Complex work with human thoughts. Here it is necessary for a woman to introduce her first sexual partner and replace his image with a real one. For men, you need to imagine the images of all the women who were before the wife at once.
3. Vedic Method. For three days, the couple lives in natural conditions, sleeps in a hut under the starry sky, eats only vegetables and fruits, and also washes with the help of river or spring water.

Conservation at the level of physiology

The phenomenon of preservation and conservation in the genital tract of female representatives of the partner's genes is confirmed by many zoologists and breeders of animals. Such a process has been seen in vertebrates, the main differences appearing only in the duration of the retention of these genes. For example, spermatozoa in mammals remain at work for several months. It is for this reason that it cannot be argued that the female will not be fertilized by the sperm of the past partner during subsequent sexual relations with a new individual.

What does Orthodoxy say about telegony?

Religious representatives adopted this term to their arsenal in order for their supporters to strengthen the meaning of the role of the family and preserve virginity until the moment of marriage. Wherein the phenomenon of telegony in Orthodoxy is confirmed.

The priests claim that it is possible to be completely healed from this phenomenon - to turn to God for help, thereby removing the influence of past partners. So, telegony and chastity are two words that are opposite in meaning. IN Old Testament Situations are described when unclean girls were expelled from a village or settlement, tied to a pillar of shame and subjected to a cut. At this time, the priest usually read prayers in order to expel fornication from the girl. In some cases, these girls were simply thrown with stones.

Refutation of telegony

The term telegony can cause a lot of controversy and reasoning. Proponents of this term argue that only those who do not want to infringe upon themselves in sexual pleasures and partners do not believe in it. Many men deny telegony, as they are afraid that their born child will have the sign of his wife's former partner. They do not believe in the phenomenon of telegony and big number girls. Supporters of the idea say that this is due to the fact that almost no one is able to remain chaste before the first wedding, and also does not show much interest in the physical and mental usefulness of their partner.

Is the denial of the scandalous theory that a child inherits the genetic traits of a mother's former partner based only on a lack of research?

What real man does not dream of offspring, flesh from flesh, blood from blood ... However, neglecting the old grandfather's principle - to marry a virgin, can turn out for dad that the child, along with his DNA, will inherit the "side" genetic features of someone else's uncle , which were preserved in the body of his mother from a previous marriage, even before their conception. So says today the theory of telegony, very controversial,. "MK" decided to find out the scientist's opinion on this matter - after all, since the sharp denial of the theory of inheritance of acquired traits, for which the disgraced geneticist Lysenko advocated at the beginning of the last century, a lot of water has flowed under the bridge ... At the end of the 20th century, a new direction began to actively develop in genetics - epigenetics, which at first glance intersects with the controversial theory of telegony.

With a "dangerous" question: "What do you think about telegony?" we turned to the head of the laboratory of the Institute molecular biology them. Engelgart RAS, Doctor of Biological Sciences Nikolai CHURIKOV.

Theories about the influence of acquired traits on future generations (including telegony) have existed since the time of Aristotle, and only at the beginning of the 20th century, with the discovery chromosomal inheritance, predicted by American scientists - cytologist Walter Setton and geneticist Thomas Morgan, on all previous theories, for example, on the theory of Lamarckism (about the influence of the environment on genetic traits) and on the same telegony, a bold point was officially put. The conclusion was clear to everyone: only the father passes on all his characteristics to the child through DNA, chromosomes, and nothing else can be. By the way, now the world scientific community is no longer so unambiguous about this issue, that's for sure.

- When did the change in views occur?

At the end of the last century, when the first ideas about what epigenetics was appeared ("epi" - translated from Greek "above"). This is a branch of modern biology that explains heredity that is not related to the sequence of nucleotides in DNA. The term epigenetics was first proposed by the prominent English geneticist Conrad Hull Waddington back in 1947.

Of course, DNA is genes, information carriers, but not the only ones. On DNA, as on a bare sheet of paper, you can “write” something, introduce some chemical groups into it, and this can make some genes inactive, “turn off” them. That is, the DNA remains the same, and the work of some genes in it stops. There are complex protein complexes, mechanisms that can introduce such marks that change the level of gene expression.

- Can you give an example of such influence?

A lot of them. Epigenetic influences can affect neural responses, and responses to cold... The simplest example is the field mouse. Those born in autumn have thicker coats than spring mice, despite the fact that they develop the same way in utero. Geneticists have studied this phenomenon and concluded that the length of the coat in the autumn changed under the influence of a higher concentration of melatonin in the blood. Epigenetics and the inheritance of acquired traits were first announced at a symposium in Boston in 2011 organized by the respected journal Cell.

- And when we talk about telegonia...

I was interested in this issue, read about examples, in particular about the case re-ordered by Charles Darwin about a zebra born from two Arabian horses. To be honest, he did not convince me, because I admit the fact of fraud. But with the advent of epigenetics, it became clear that there are mechanisms for transmitting information that is not contained in the DNA nucleotide sequence. This allows us to say that such a mechanism is not excluded, which affects the work of the genes of the true biological father, the “author” of half of the chromosomes. Thus, the external signs of a newborn zebra could be influenced by small RNAs preserved in the body of a mare after physical proximity with a male zebra before mating with an Arabian stallion.

- Can you explain what small RNAs are?

These are molecules that exist in the nucleus and in the cytoplasm and affect the expression (activity) of genes on chromosomes. However, in addition to native RNA, this can also be done by foreign ones, which theoretically could be preserved in the female genital tract and could even be transferred to the cells of the germ line. We and other researchers have done many experiments, affecting chromosomes with synthetic RNA, and we have been able to "turn off" a gene in DNA in this way.

These and similar events determine the program of how the future organism will develop, what signs of the main DNA will appear, and which will be leveled. And such epigenetic marks can be inherited in a number of generations.

It turns out that the effect of telegonia can be explained by the influence of such small molecules that remain in the body of a woman?

Strictly speaking, such a mechanism cannot be ruled out without verification. If it exists, we do not know how often such epigenetic events can occur. This can make it difficult to test the telegony hypothesis. Some of the developmental factors are passed on in semen in its entirety, including the spermatozoa themselves and their small RNAs. I won't bring them now. quantitative estimates, but I can say that during an active sexual life with different partners in the genital tract of a woman, such a large amount of DNA and small RNA is formed that we do not even use in experiments, but we get very strong effects. As a scientist, it is my duty to speak about this. The position of a real scientist is to deny something only on the basis of careful study. Until evidence is obtained that convincingly denies epigenetic mechanisms in telegony, it is theoretically possible. So far, from the point of view of epigenetics, it has not been tested. From the point of view of genetics, it has long been ruled out. Here it is appropriate to recall that for many years the very possibility of inheriting acquired traits was denied. Now it is believed that these events are not at all rare, and in plants they are observed very often.

- How long can the RNA of former partners remain in a woman's body and due to what?

We do not know anything about the timing of their life in a woman's body. And they survive due to their small size. Enzymes that destroy RNA simply cannot “grab” them; they seem to slip between their teeth.

Are there any ways to check before conceiving a child whether small RNAs from a previous husband remain in the body of a woman?

Certainly. Let's imagine an experiment on an animal, for example, on mice. You can take a male with a bright genetic biography, that is, with characteristic genetic traits that are inherited epigenetically. For example, with the same long hair. We mate him with a young female who has just entered the sexually mature period, and then we offer this female another male. If the epigenetic trait is repeated in the second mouse "marriage", then the assumptions about the existence of telegony are correct.

- When the fact of telegonia is evident, it may be too late, but is a laboratory analysis possible before the birth of a child?

The distant effect of a woman's previous intercourse can also be determined, but this will require the isolation of RNA molecules of previous partners from the genital tract, their deep sequencing (decoding).

Help "MK"

DNA is a hard drive and epigenetics is soft, soft genetics, software our genetic status. Here it is, according to Nikolai Churikov, that needs more careful study in order to exclude or justify the theory of telegony.

The theory of telegony in humans suggests that a woman's first sexual partner affects her future children, even if they are by another man. There are still heated debates about whether the theory of telegony is true or false, the evidence is refuted and at the same time there is a search for ways to get rid of the influence of the first man. And also women's minds are worried about the thought - is it possible to save yourself from the effects of telegonia if you protect yourself with a condom? Let's look at this question one by one.

The theory of telegony appeared about 150 years ago. The term "telegony" itself includes two words: "far" and "generate". And it means that the seed of the first man can affect the offspring of a woman many years later, even if the children are conceived by another man. Other partners who were between the first sexual intercourse and the father of the children also have an influence. The traits of all men are inherited.

At the same time, protection with condoms will not protect against the “first man effect”.

After all, it is believed that it is not the seminal fluid that influences, but hyaluronic acid. It is able to dissolve the cell membrane, get into the ovaries and infiltrate the woman's DNA, changing it at the genetic level.

Condoms are made from a thin rubber band with small spores that sperm can't get through. But for hyaluronic acid, this is not a hindrance at all. She easily overcomes the obstacle, enters the body of a woman, penetrates the cells and "prescribes" the necessary information about heredity.

How to avoid it?

At the moment, there is only one way to avoid the influence of men on offspring - to save yourself for your husband. Until you find that very one and do not want to have a child, you cannot have sexual relations with other men.

If you are no longer a virgin and do not want previous men to influence your child, perform a purification ceremony. It is described a little further.

But before falling into despair or looking for ways to atone for “sins”, it’s worth sorting out whether this theory is true or just fiction. Let's look at the evidence for telegony.

Telegony: evidence

It is believed that Aristotle was the first to put forward the theory of telegony in humans. And he believed that a person inherits distinctive features not only from dad and mom, but also from all men with whom a woman had sexual relations. In addition to this authoritative opinion, there is other evidence, but mainly from the animal world.

1. Lord Morton's mare. This story was described by Charles Darwin, and it happened to a rather thoroughbred horse: 7/8 Arabian blood, 1/8 English. She was mated once with a quagga, and then with a thoroughbred stallion. After this incident, the offspring had a coat, dark stripes and spots, typical of the quagga. By all indications, it turned out that the foals had 1/16 of the blood of a quagg, although physically he was not their father. Rebuttal: Later, Ch. Darwin himself and some scientists came to the conclusion that external signs could be an archaic manifestation. In addition, many foals may have stripes even if the mare has not mated with a zebra or quagga.
2. Dog Breeders and Pigeons They have long known about telegony and do not allow their pets to mate with non-pedigreed animals. If a dove contacts a sizar at least once, it is allowed to go to waste - there will be no more thoroughbred pigeons from it, the sign of a sizar will definitely appear (the color of feathers, the shape of the beak). The same story happens with dogs - the owners zealously make sure that she does not become pregnant from a mongrel. Rebuttal: in birds, the seminal fluid of the male can be stored for a long time in the genital tract of the female, and therefore a half-breed may appear after mating with a thoroughbred pigeon. The same situation happens with other animals, including dogs.
3. Olympics 80. A few years after the festival of youth and students, black children began to be born in Slavic families. This was explained by the fact that during the Olympics-80, many girls entered into sexual relations with visiting guests, including blacks. Rebuttal: there is too little information about these children and there is no 100% certainty that the girls are faithful. In addition, there is no data on the pedigree of the parents. Therefore, the authenticity of this story is very doubtful.
4. Wave genetics. Doctor of Biological Sciences Petr Garyaev in 1985 tried to prove the theory of telegony. He mixed DNA in a test tube and analyzed it with a laser beam. At some point, he placed an empty test tube and the laser beam read the previous data. The doctor conducted several more similar experiments, and each time the beam read data from the previous experiment from an empty test tube. He suggested that it was in wave genetics and tried to prove his theory, but he was not taken seriously and fired. Rebuttal: Pyotr Garyaev's research was seriously criticized, errors and inaccuracies were identified, as well as outright lies in his reports.
5. Kabyla Ewart. The well-known breeder K. Ewart mated eight thoroughbred mares with a zebra, and eventually got 13 hybrids. After this experience, horses mated with purebred stallions, 18 foals were born and none showed signs of zebroids. So the experiment did not confirm telegony, but disproved it.

This is the most remarkable evidence for the telegony theory. It is these stories and experiments that are cited as indisputable facts, but they do not stand up to scrutiny when analyzed in detail.

Telegony true or false?

As you can see, the evidence for the existence of telegony is rather superficial and not convincing. And now let's look at the arguments against telegony, or rather the well-known facts:

• The egg and sperm contain certain chromosomes. During fertilization, the child receives half of the chromosomes from the mother, half from the father. No additional inclusions normally occur because the mammalian egg has several levels of protection.
• A brown-eyed couple may have a blue-eyed child, brunettes may have a blond, but this is more likely not the influence of the first man, but genetic inheritance from ancestors or gene mutation. Such situations occur and if you study your pedigree, you will be able to find the source of such unexpected signs.
• A human spermatozoon is able to remain viable for only 5 days, after which it dies and cannot affect the offspring. In some animals, sperm can be stored in the genital tract for up to 70 days, which is why half-breeds sometimes appear.

Over the years, many scientists have tried to investigate telegony, but have given up - it makes no sense. It contradicts many sciences and the very nature of man, so that it remains in the category of "pseudoscience".

Why is the theory so popular?

It is mainly promoted by adherents of chastity and the church, so that girls keep themselves for their husband and lose their virginity on their wedding night. It is they who, over and over again, raise this topic on the women's and mother's forums, intimidating young girls with horrors about the possible consequences.

To keep herself for her husband or not is up to the woman to decide. In some cases, the lack of sexual experience is detrimental if the husband is impotent, sexually deviant, or unable to satisfy the wife. But this is a topic for another article.

But the first step towards popularity was taken by the same doctor of biological sciences Peter Garyaev. After his theory was criticized, accused of lying and expelled from the institute, he decided to make money on television. After all, people there are much more trusting and ready to take the word of a scientist. An excerpt from his sensational film can be viewed below.

Believe it or not, it's up to you to decide. But scientists unanimously declare: telegony is a lie!

Telegony: how to cleanse

There are people who believe in telegony, but found out about it too late. It will not work to return to the past and preserve virginity for the husband, so you will have to cleanse yourself from the influence of the first man. Fortunately, there are special rituals for this. It is believed that it is better to spend them with your spouse.

1. Purify the physical body. Make a solution of special cleansing herbs, which can be purchased at any pharmacy. Choose those that will help cleanse the intestines, stomach, other organs, and even cell membranes. Do an oil massage. You can go to the bath or sauna, so that the remains of the genes of the first man come out with sweat.
2. Clear your thoughts. Thoughts have a huge influence on our lives, so it is necessary to clear them of sad memories. Every night, lie down and think back to your first night with another man, and instead imagine your spouse, the true father of your children. Repeat this procedure until the creature is wishful thinking. At this moment, you will feel relieved and realize that the mistake of youth no longer affects your thoughts.
3. Sadhana or "spiritual practice" lasts 108 days. It should be started on an auspicious day on the waxing moon, preferably on a religious holiday. All 108 days you need to eat vegetarian food, reducing grains to a minimum. Before the meal, read the prayer "Our Father" over the meal. Read for 15-20 minutes scriptures. Drink a glass of holy water a day, take a bath sunbeams. Go to church, listen to prayers, mantras, an organ, and other consecrated music. At the end, take a shower together with your husband so that the water flows from him onto the woman, and at this moment you need to mentally become one.

In the Vedic there is another ritual that takes three days and it suggests that the spouses should live in a hut under starry sky, fasting and washing each other with spring water. But in real life, this is impossible to do, so it is not worth considering such a process.

Now you know how to cleanse yourself if the evidence for the theory of telegony in humans seems convincing to you. True or false - everyone decides for himself, and in fact it all depends solely on your thoughts. Maybe someday telegony will cease to be a pseudoscience, but so far it remains at the level of astrology - if you believe, then it works.

IN modern world When there is freedom of morals and the absence of any restrictions in the choice of a sexual partner, the need for morality and chastity has grown. Whether or not telegony exists in people - among scientists there are many ardent opponents theories, but there are also those who unequivocally answer: “Yes, there is!” This phenomenon raises more questions.

Telegony - what is it?

In the 19th century Lord Morton, a close friend of Charles Darwin, ventured into a biological experiment: he crossed a purebred mare with a zebra stallion. The offspring did not work out, but two years later, after crossing with a male of her breed, foals were born to the mare with barely weak stripes on the croup. Morton called this phenomenon telegonia. Darwin considered this a manifestation of an archaic trait inherent in the ancestor of the genus equines.

Telegony (from the ancient Greek τῆλε - "distant" and γόνος - "birth") is the manifestation of the signs of the first male in offspring in the animal world, even if pregnancy did not occur during mating for the first time. Belief in telegony is mostly common among breeding breeders and breeders. Known Facts:

• purebred dogs and cats, when mating with outbreds, subsequently give "bad" offspring, therefore, even with a single mating, such animals are "culled";
• among professional pigeon houses, there is a cruel custom to turn the head of a female pigeon if she had contact with a sizar, a “wild” representative of the pigeon family.

What is telegony in humans?

Telegony in humans has not been scientifically confirmed, but some geneticists believe that the fact itself takes place. The phenomenon of telegony in humans is manifested in the same way as in animals. The signs of the fetus inherit the genotype not only of its specific parents, but also of those partners that the couple had before a particular pregnancy. Cases are described when a white woman gives birth to a child with a dark skin color from a man of her nation, having previously met with a representative of another nation, but did not become pregnant from him. Science explains the phenomenon by the fact that parents do not have this trait, but in the genotype it is from distant ancestors.

telegonia in women

Distant ancestors of different nationalities believed that the first man who had a relationship with a woman left his "image of spirit, blood" - a kind of imprint in her genome - scientists say so now. Telegonia, or the influence of the first male, is described in A. Dumas' book The Count of Monte Cristo, where Edmond's lover, Mercedes, marries Fernand a few years later and gives birth to a son with Edmond's traits.

Telegony in men

For the first time, the only thing known about the phenomenon was that it leaves an imprint on the reproductive capacity of a woman, but it turned out to be not so simple. Telegony in men - the effect of the first female - is a more complex phenomenon that can be described as the "effect of any female", in contrast to a woman in whom only the first partner has the fundamental function of transmitting signs. A man from each partner receives a charge of genes, which is stored in the genome. The more women, the stronger the change genetic information at the man.

Telegony - 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 themselves. Currently, telegony is a pseudoscience, akin to psychic or paranormal events. But researchers tend to believe that society is hushing up the real results in the course of the experiments, so many facts about this phenomenon are simply taken on faith by people. Telegony - myth or reality? For each specific person, it is rather the assumption of responsibility and an appeal to one's own morality.

Telegony - scientific facts

Geneticists answer the question of whether there is telegonia, positively. In 2014, a study was published in which the phenomenon was confirmed in flies. The male flies were divided up: some were put on a nutrient-rich diet, others on a lean diet. Poor nutrition affected the males, they were small compared to the receiving group. Scientists crossed immature females with both groups of males, and when they reached maturity, they changed partners. As a result of the second mating, the females reproduced large offspring (the influence of the rich diet of the male of the first group).

Telegonia - how to cleanse?

The ancient Slavs revered the laws of RITA: girls and boys led a chaste and moral lifestyle before marriage, this was the key to the birth of strong and healthy offspring. Today, before tying themselves with the bonds of Hymen, young people manage to change several partners until they find their only one. On which child telegonia disappears, married couples who have learned about the phenomenon are interested.

Professor P. Garyaev claims that imprinted in the genes, the signs are inherited in all children born subsequently. But this mechanism can be removed from the genome of both men and women. There are rituals for getting rid of telegonia:

1. cleansing physical body – any cleansing practices together with a partner: a bath with herbal infusions and oil massage – renew the structures and cell membranes body, with then foreign information comes out.
2. Working with thoughts- it is necessary to mentally imagine the first partner for a woman, and for a man all partners up to his wife and replace these images with the appearance of the current partner.
3. Vedic practice- for 3 days, the husband and wife live in nature in a hut, sleep under the starry sky, eat only and wash each other with river or spring water.

Orthodoxy about telegony

Representatives of religious doctrines have adopted the phenomenon of telegonia to reinforce the meaning and importance of preserving virginity before marriage. Telegony in Orthodoxy is not denied, priests believe that healing from the effect is possible with spiritual healing - turning to God removes the influence of premarital partners. Telegony and chastity are incompatible concepts. The Old Testament describes cases when prodigal girls were expelled from the village, tied to a pillory and flogged, while the confessor read prayers to drive out fornication, sometimes walking girls were stoned to death.

Telegony books

The science of telegony is underestimated by many scientists and is considered a pseudoscience on a par with astrology, but a number of biologists and geneticists continue to work and amaze with the results. You can read about telegony in books:

1. F. Le-Dantek - "Individual, evolution, heredity and originality."
2. G. Muravnik - "On the mysterious phenomenon of telegony."
3. G. D. Berdyshev, A. N. Radchenko "Telegony as a complex of mysterious genetic phenomena, their mechanisms."
4. A. V. Bukalov – «Telegony, wave genetics and quantum levionic structures».