Using my raw data from my Ancestry DNA test I uploaded to yourdnaportal.com to discover any genetic health issues and predetermined traits I may have! #mauibaya #yourdnaportal #dna
Genomelink is another really nice website to upload your data to. They give you a lot of traits and its free. But you can do 30 days for free and get acces to all of their trades. They also have things like viking index which is really bad i heard because apperently every european gets literally the same result
I can't recommend the website, MyTrueAncestry.com enough. It's simplified, easy to understand and allocates the data of your haplogroups. You mentioned you were hoping that you had Danish ancestry. My last name and family are from a village in north Yorkshire, the most Germanic part of the UK. This test told me I had a ton of Danish / North German heritage. (In addition to Pictish and Irish, which is really cool. ) Try it out, Maui. You may potentially have Danish roots, like me. :) Good luck. Love your videos. Very interesting.
@@mauibaya The Pictish was less than 1%, but it was still there none the less. And it's rare to find in people. Really, really cool. The test told me I had more Pictish DNA than 74% of people that took the test. But it also said I was more closely related to a Longobard buried in Hungary more than 100% of people that have taken the test. So I just feel like a special snowflake. The Longobards came from Scandinavia. My mother's side of the family is primarily of Celtic lineage. My grandfather Archibald, was from the Hebrides. But my father's side of the family is almost wholly Germanic. If you take the test, you'll be able to study your ancient ancestors and it'll give you an accurate estimate of your modern results. My number one result was Northern German! Which honestly makes sense! Good luck, Maui! Thanks for giving my comment a read! Oh and it's FREE too! All you have to do is download your DNA data from Ancestry.com and upload it to them. They're based in Switzerland. Now, you can pay if you'd like more in depth information. But if you're just wanting to get a feel for who you are and where you come from, the free variation of it is more than enough.
Where are you from? Weird.. I am not European or from Europe and my chance of getting blonde hair and blue eyes is 4 times more likely and i carry 2 variants of blonde hair/light hair. Is this real or fake?
