Is the 23andMe report relevant for people who do not have Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry?
The three genetic variants included in the report are most common in people of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. This means it’s more likely for people with this ancestry to have one of these variants. These variants are much less common in people of other ethnicities. That said, it’s also still possible to have one of these variants even if you aren’t of Ashkenazi descent