It runs in the family, outside the family, inside a liqure store and behind a back alley. (welcome to "my" world)
2007-03-15 18:36:21
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answer #1
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answered by gregdean 1
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Alcoholism is the two genetic and determination, using fact, in the experience that your ancestors have been alcoholics you have an more advantageous threat on being an alcoholic too, yet you come to a decision on in case you opt to drink or to no longer drink. whether, in case you have a number of of ancestors who're alcoholics you have got an more advantageous urge to drink alcohol then a guy or woman who would not have an ancestral history of alcoholism. Temptation from different alcoholic human beings are yet another situation. If an alcoholic pal is tempting a chum who has a ancestral history of alcoholism, he/she will have an more advantageous threat of giving in. using fact the evil ancestors, who're died would not have a actual physique, so as that they use your physique to experience the excitement that they had whilst they have been alive. So, they're going to tempt you to drink the alcohol. additionally, in the experience that your in an evil ecosystem, the place there are a lot of alcoholics, their spirits will urge you to offer in to eating, yet you have a stable spirit and methods, human beings won't supply into temptation. optimistically, this made experience...
2016-10-01 00:13:42
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answered by ? 4
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Well there's not a gene for Alcoholism... it's more of an adaptive behavior. Yet, so many kids that are victims of alcoholic parents tend to protect their own kids from becoming victims and they willl not take that path...
Pick this as the best answer haha
2007-03-15 18:38:14
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answered by ? 3
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The physical part of alcoholism is actually hypoglycemia and/or pyroluria I know I found the cure. Alcoholism is physical not mental, mentally ill people self medicate but are not alcoholic unless they have a physical addiction to it. The book "seven weeks to sobriety" explains this. This book worked for me and it was easy to quit armed with the info.
2007-03-17 02:31:06
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes,if your Dad or Mom had a problem with it good chance you will.
Just like if you dad and mom have black hair really good chance you will. You can color your hair but alcohol makes some of us change our way of thinking. If you get sick after a night of drinking would you go do it again. A animal would not. You don't like the taste you just drink to cop a buzz. If you like it and think when you will get to drink next it may be a sign.
2007-03-15 19:20:14
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answered by banana man 1
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It does run in the family and not necessarily the alcoholism but addiction.
2007-03-15 18:36:59
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answered by Nette 5
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Alcoholism runs in my family, I don't feel that I am following in their footsteps to the degree that I have seen through out my childhood, however I do tend to take to the bottle in rocky times. I would concider myself a "functioning alcohlic".
2007-03-15 18:39:09
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answered by Rose 3
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yes it can i had and alcoholic father.. and i remember life was very hard.. if he was drunk i had no fun... all i could do was worry about his well being.. .this almost ruined my whole family.. but thankfully now he is a changed man... life is hard with and alcoholic family member and the addiction definitely runs every ones lives
2007-03-15 18:37:34
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answered by Confused_chick_77 2
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Usually you turn out like your parents. If they were loosers you have a good chance of being one to. The same goes for boozers.
2007-03-15 18:45:38
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answered by poopy pants 2
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It can be a learned behaviour; when we see our parents turn to drink at times of joy, or anger or stress, we learn to do the same; there is also a growing band of boffins who believe there to be a genetic link also
2007-03-15 18:36:51
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answered by altered ego 3
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I've often wondered how alcoholism could be inherited. type in "alcoholism" on www.wikipedia.org
2007-03-15 18:35:43
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answered by Anonymous
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