cultural background and uc

no one in my family have any history of coltis or any IBD .. i try to find all the links in family and the same answer....
i'm from egypt (cairo) ...

not exactly but in the hospital file noted that sign of IBD begin to show before he is 2 years old.its a rare case

I am American Indian (Blackfoot), Filipina, and Mexican (via Basque ancestry)

I think it is the "Hygiene Theory" that says that our immune systems developed alongside many bacteria and even parasites that we no longer regularly encounter - therefore, our immune system gets out-of-whack. People who subscribe to this believe that eating soil organisms and even having hookworms will put your immune system in it's more optimal state. Crazy, I know, but if push comes to shove, I just might try the Helminthic Therapy (non-reproducing hookworms) because those who say it's cured them are very convincing. Push would have to come to a might big shove though!

Anyway, this to ask if maybe cultures that eat more 'au natural' are less likely to develop IBD?

Im am 100% Scandinavian (Danish, Swedish, Norwegian). My mother was diagnosed with UC at 18.
Im from Minnesota, USA.