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By Jimmy Nguyen

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It's easy as 1-2-3!
Self-fulfilling
When we get to know our results, we might change our life completely. Who knows if those results are even accurate? People can go to drastic lengths (like suicide) once they find out their genetic "fate".
Info brokers!
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/12/04/anne-wojcicki-speaks-out-about-the-f-d-a-crackdown-on-23andme/

Anne Wojcicki, former wife of one of Google's co-founders, might be selling your genetic info to google to boost advertising plans.
Not even scientific!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/04/23andme-lawsuit_n_4387699.html

FDA banned 23andMe because they are not cleared to make medical claims. Their results are scientifically backed up and they also falsely advertise.
23andMe:
Miracle or disaster?
Responses:
"I think 23andMe is a good idea. It seems easy enough and it actually doesn't cost too much. I'm just worried that they'll see things about us and won't tell us. I wouldn't trust other people with my life, literally."
-Dad
The Bad!
23andMe, as legit it seems, emits a faint air of a scam. It's really cheap and honestly too good to be true.
It's cheap!
At only $99 (compared to $2500+ DNA tests), 23andMe seems like a very accessible and easy way to get your DNA tested.
Scientifically verified!
23andMe is a DNA analysis service providing information and tools for individuals to learn about and explore their DNA. We use the Illumina HumanOmniExpress-24 format chip (shown here). Our chip consists of a fully custom panel of probes for detecting single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) selected by our researchers. The selection was made to maximize the number of ancestry features available to customers as well as offer flexibility for future research.

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It's easy as 1-2-3!Self-fulfillingWhen we get to know our results, we might change our life completely. Who knows if those results are even accurate?

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Find out how you can help find a cure: www.23andme.com/pd Muhammad Ali inspires the world to join 23andMe, a leading personal genetics company that is changing the face of Parkinson's Research. Video produced by 23andMe and Elliott Kennerson/Boze Angeles Productions. Photos courtesy of Michael Gaffney, author of The Champ: My Year with Muhammad Ali.

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-"It seems too good to be true."

-"The company does not seem to be well-known to be trusted."

-"If Anthony gets into UC Irvine, then I will pay for his test."

-"I feel that there's no point in worrying about potential problems that don't exist yet."

-"I wouldn't feel comfortable exposing my personal information to the company."

-"I would only trust my doctor, who I know is trusty worthy with my genetic information."

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-The information is not given to you by licensed professionals.

-Anne Wojcicki, founder of 23andMe and former wife of a Google co-founder, is suspected of giving the genetic info from 23andMe results to Google in order to help the ads target certain users to make more revenue.

-The results will lead to negative self fulfillment.

-Encounters with false positives and negatives could lead to unneccesary surguries and mishandlment of medication

-The FDA states that 23andMe failed to show that the technology is backed by science.

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-You could know more about your health in order to take action.

-The overall price is $100, which is way cheaper than getting tested at an actual doctor.

-You can find children's risk for inherited disease.

-You can find out how you respond to certain medications/drugs.

-You can build your family tree by discovering ancestors and relatives.