Do children with multiple alcoholics in the family react differently to alcohol? Are they, for example, more resilient than others?
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There are genetic and social factors that favour alcoholic illness, but both do not determinate, but they increase the risk.
Children of alcohol patients usually suffer from a mental illness or bear (lifelong) damage from it due to the behaviour of the alcoholic disease etc. Also, it is not rare that alcohol sickness continues to migrate to the next generation – but as I said it is not necessary, not absolutely predetermined. There are also the children who never touch alcohol because they have seen what it can do or despise it, because the alcohol has caused its parent or has caused them damage.
Alcohol not only destroys the sick and slowly leads him to death, but also his social environment and his family members.
On the contrary. With alcoholics as parents, it is more likely that you become alcoholics yourself.
Alcohol “contracting” or “hardening” are totally insane statements from a medical point of view. The body does not consume excessive amounts of alcohol. It only doesn’t necessarily show how harmful these are.
tolerate alcohol – no sign of strength, https://www.kenn-dein-limit.info/effects/alcohol contracts/
First thanks for the answer. Maybe I put something wrong. I know that many themselves become alcoholics. But do the kids remember when they drink alcohol differently? So, for example, they do not realize that they are drowned and only notice it when they are fully slaved
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If they meet the genetic requirements for this, they may perceive their handling of alcohol as disturbed as their parents. But even non-alcoholics can have a problematic handling of alcohol.
Apart from this, it differs from person to person more or less. How alcohol works is always dependent on the person but also on the situation. Among other things, genetics, reconciliation, gender, weight, stomach content, emotional condition, daily form, drinking speed as well as of course the recorded amount play a role. Many of these factors are variable, some can be better, some are worse and some are not affected.
They are more susceptible to this disease. Learned from small to the use of alcohol and have to consider it normal or everyday.
Some children are already in pregnancy, dependent on embryo and used to alcohol.
I’ve worked with young alcoholics for a long time, and I’ve found a similarity: all of them were faced with alcohol early. Some, as a child, were taken with their fathers to the inn. There they didn’t get a beer to drink, but for that they had to drink at home. Others got beer that they better sleep and sleep, beer always stood on the table, for everyone. It was not controlled and nothing was said. A real boy can take a bottle of beer for 10 years.
My neighbor, who had noticed more often already drowned, gave her young daughters to New Year’s Sect to start so that they were used to it. These daughters can handle a lot today, I noticed.
for example, I’m afraid of alcohol. I don’t like it so much, maybe someday can change. I have made many bad experiences with alcohol (not myself, but watched what it can do).
everyone is different 🤷 ♀️
Everyone is different.
Some see the problems that alcohol has created in their family and take this to become a “better” person and fight against it.
Others have come to false friends and alcohol due to lack of family reunification.
You can’t flatter that, everyone has to make this decision and live.
I mean, if you weren’t taking the alcohol when you were drinking, and if you weren’t gonna notice it when you were drunk. Maybe there’s a difference or something
They are, in any case, more susceptible to alcoholic illness.
Do they also genetically have a different reaction in drinking than others?