A possible hypothesis to explain how inherited genes can affect an individual's health and/or cause certain genetic disorders is:
"Genetic disorders and health conditions can be caused by mutations or variations in specific genes that are inherited from parents. These mutations can alter the function or expression of proteins, enzymes, or other molecules involved in various physiological processes, leading to abnormal development, metabolism, or immune responses. The severity and manifestation of these disorders may depend on the type, location, and frequency of the mutations, as well as the interactions with other genetic or environmental factors. Therefore, understanding the genetic basis of these disorders and identifying the underlying mutations can help in diagnosing, preventing, or treating these conditions."