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Microchimerism & Telegony

Microchimerism usually happens through pregnancy or infiltration of sperm into the somatic tissues of a vagina.
A study concluded that over 60% of women harbored male microchimerism in their brain after being autopsied (R).

Telegony is where the offspring inherits characteristics of their mother's previous sexual mates.
This has been known among animal breeders for centuries. Evidence for this was presented in the early 19th century (R) but also more recently (R,R).

In short:
It seems the higher the body count a female has the more likely she is to harbor male DNA in her tissues and pass on genetic traits from these previous sexual partners to the offspring.

"After death, you can find DNA of her male partners in the brain tissue of a woman's DNA. The semen is absorbed by the woman's tissues and becomes incorporated."
- Ray Peat

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