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Absolutely not! Unfortunately while watching your diet and exercising, there could be that little thing called genetics that could pop its ugly head up anytime and bite you in your healthly rear!
If you know that you may be at-risk for something however, you may want to get an early screening test - say breast cancer or heart trouble. Ask your health care provider for more specific information!
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