FA few minutes ago, I listened to a podcast about thatAncestry genetic kits.

DNA, if I understood, isdeoxyribonucleic acid, is a part of your genetics.

It allows you to know who are your forebears.The kit helps you find your family.

But everybody shares 99.9 percent% of their genetics, so it isn't efficient.

You must take ithe results with a pinch of salt. (carefully).

Sometimes, when you sentd your stample and you receive the responseults, you can be surprised by your origines.

Indeed, it's important to understand the difference between the ancestory and the ethnicity.

Your ancestory is your relatives, people who you know or knew.

Whereas your ethnicity is your "people".”

Personsople that you never knew and i. It often has a close bound with the geolocalisation where you live.

In the podcast, a man discovered and it blows his mind when he discovered that he wasn't just English and has almost no English genetics but rather Irish and Scottish origins.

I didn't understand everything in the podcast so I'm sorry if you don't understand everything toohat I wrote.

It's normal because even if I understand all the words, I didn'on’t understand all the meaning of thea podcast.

FA few minutes ago, I listened to a podcast about that.

You might want to replace "that" with the subject, "DNA ancestry kits" to make it sound more fluid, however, it is grammatically correct.

It allows you to know who are your forebears.

But everybody shares 99.9 percent of their genetics, so it isn't efficient.

You might want to specify what isn't "efficient"

Sometimes, when you sent your staple and you receive the response, you can be surprised by your origines.

Personsople you never knew and it often has a close bound with the geolocalisation where you live.

In the podcast, a man discovered and it blows his mind when he discovered that he wasn't just English and has almost no English genetics but rather Irish and Scottish origins, and it blew his mind when he discovered it.