Violent shaking of the limbs and spasms are common in Shakers that are in their 30's and 40's. Most Shakers die before their 50's due to heart related problems. This autosomal dominant disorder does not affect intelligence. When the teeth grow in, they are usually sharp and pointed. Excessive body hair develops as the child grows older.
Adults are usually very large and strong.
They have limited manual dexterity due to claw like deformities of the hands. Cats have a normal life span but their intelligence is slightly below average. This autosomal recessive disorder is associated with sterility. Wasting - Children with Wasting disease seem to be normal at birth, but soon start wasting away. Changing diets, increasing food intake and medications have no effect.