Washington Scientific research has shown that 50% of the role behind alcohol addiction is due to genes. The rest is history, surrounding environment and environment can be the cause of addiction, but this does not apply to everyone. Some people are not able to give up alcohol even if they want to, it is called alcohol use. Disorder (AUD) is called AUD. Symptoms of AUD come in the form of indigestion, vomiting and headache.
Doctors say that these symptoms are signs that you are no longer drinking alcohol, but alcohol has started drinking you. Psychiatry in San Diego Professor Domark Schuckitt says it is difficult for AUD sufferers to give up alcohol, even if the consequences are fatal. Research shows that having a family member, such as a parent or sibling, who has AUD makes a person three to four times more likely to develop it. Hundreds of genes play a role in AUD.
We can understand this from the story of 53-year-old doctor Stephen Bat. According to Stephen, his father and uncle used to drink alcohol. At the age of 14, he used to drink beer occasionally and started drinking alcohol at the age of 20. Stephen’s grandfather and maternal grandfather also drank alcohol. Grandfather used to get violent. Stephen quit drinking when he was in medical school. He started drinking again after a few years, then started drinking heavily by the age of 30 and then it became difficult to quit.
If there is alcohol consumption in the family then there is a risk of addiction in the next generation
Many scientific researches show that 50% of the role behind alcohol addiction is due to genes. The rest is history, environment and environment can be the cause of addiction, but this does not apply to all people.
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