What is Albinism? Albinism is a non-contagious, congenital condition that is defined by a drastic reduction or complete lack of pigmentation in the hair, skin, and eyes.
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Noah is the first black Albino… Book of Enoch
what is albinoism
hahaah albinism is bloom syndrope and genitals genetic failure ahhahahaha today they have only 3 fertile generations left
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albinism, has the same traits of caucasians things such as, blue eyes, blonde hair, white skin, etc.
It affects both people and animals so where did the genetic mutation come from?
Thats basically me. I got platinium hair with blue eyes. I got weird yellow ring in my iris.
Where do you think white people come from?
what's the font on this?
One thing most people don't talk about or know is that the lack of melanin in your eyes makes you very light sensitive to the point of painful. With the lack of melanin the opening and closing of the iris is pointless so it doesn't block any light. I personally hate spring and summer because even stepping outside without sunglasses burns. I mean just as an example at work the other day I was cutting onions and it stung a little bit but nothing like a sunny day at the pool!
I am suffering from Albanian since 16 yrs
I had been really hesitant, but I am glad I attempted this particular vitiligo treatment method “Fαkαmzοt Tαhο” (Goοgle it). The results are fantastic the morning after I used it. I first used it two times a day then gradually lowering the dosage once the result is showing. My elbows are better..
I just want my eyesight fixed, nothing else. Oh and the skin sensitivity.
Who's been here after watching kmjs ogis??🖐🏾
i,m not albine but i have problem with sunlight and i have porphyria,
I have albinism <3
As alibinos lack color, does that mean they all automatically belong to Caucasians?
Thank you for the video! I suspect that many of us who have albinism struggle to answer this very question when people ask, "What happened to you?"
Wait….
Albino have white hair and white skin
*does that mean THEY SEE WHITE??? *
Thanks 😘
I am albino
There is also Ocular Albinism, which mainly affects the eyes. It also appears almost exclusively in males because the mutation is on the x chromosome.