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The leading global cause of mortality and morbidity is cardiovascular disease. The cardiovascular disease risk factors that can be altered include smoking, high cholesterol, diabetes, sedentary behavior, being overweight or obese, eating a diet heavy in fat, and binge drinking. Increased levels of blood lipids, blood sugar, and blood pressure and obesity are just a few symptoms that people may experience as a result of behavioral risk factors that lead to the development of cardiovascular illnesses and their complications.

CONSTRUCT OF A RACE

The genetic diversity of the human race as a whole is low, and race is not a good predictor of the genetic diversity that does exist. We refer to race as a social construct since it is a system of classification invented by humans. Despite its original purpose of identifying physical disparities among humans, it has more frequently been employed as a cruel and oppressive tool. Among the first people to live in what is now known as California were the Chukchansi. More than 12,000 years ago, the Chukchansi began to live on the outskirts of the San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada.

Their homeland was visited by anthropologists in the years following the Gold Rush. The Chukchansi are grouped with about 60 other tribes in the larger Central Valley because they grouped Californian tribes according to their languages. It is incorrect to mistake race for geography. A specific region of the world is the source of a particular disease or condition because there, the environment has influenced genetics or triggered an evolutionary response, making racial distinctions difficult.

Although it is acknowledged that race can be a useful tool for illuminating human genetic diversity, it is also acknowledged that race is an ill-defined proxy for the connection between ancestry and genetics and a vaguely defined indicator of that diversity. In modern genetics research, this contradiction exists. Similar to race, racial identity can change. Anyone's idea of their racial identity can vary with time and experience,not just those who are mixed. Our civilization, which puts a high value on racial uniformity, may result from these modifications in classifications of race it has not even started to define. Unlike race and ethnic identity, social, economic, and political being a member of particular racial groups or the implications of race has not been adaptable. The connotations connected to race have not changed for non-European people. Unlike any other group, African Americans have confronted this reality.

Our forefathers coexisted well with nature. The original inhabitants of California were land managers. They used a successful, advanced, intricate harvesting and management system that was connected with the cycles of nature. They included farming, fishing, hunting, and gathering in their management strategy. In the marshes and grasslands, the Chukchansi hunted deer, rabbits, raccoons, and other animals. Acorns, nuts, seeds, roots, and berries were among the most common plant products that were collected during the summer. Smaller hunting camps coexisted with larger villages that had hundreds of bedrock mortars. The Chukchansi lived in these villages, and they served as the customary sites for plant harvesting. The Chukchansi people still value these artifacts as highly as they did thousands of years ago. On the Rancheria and allotment lands, there are at least 15 sites, and some of the bedrock mortars have up to 95 holes