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I don't know that this has ever been discussed as most are children that have been discussed. I'm going to be 21 this coming week. I don't feel that I will be a much of a drinker, but pyroluria and drinking is something I do have concerns about since it tends to run in families that have a history of alcholism. Does anyone know how alcohol affects the zinc & b6 for those with Pyroluria? What about my future children, would they have a higher risk of getting Pyroluria if I would drink acohol rarely/occasionally?

 

The other thing I worry about has nothing to do with pyroluria. Since alcholism runs in my families, would it be likely that I just may like alcohol, and begin craving it like my dairy, chocolate, cheese cravings? These are just some concerns I have and it may very well help other young adult TSers to know this information.

 

Carolyn

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Carolyn, I would truly caution you re alcohol.

When alcoholism runs in a family, the susceptibility to not be able to control drinking really is heightened, and the problem is, once it hooks you, it is very hard to break the habit.

Also, for what it is worth, many TS adults have commented on how easily they can become addicted to things...whether sugar or drugs or whatever....so the tendency is there in many.

Do just be very careful! I have nothing against responsible use of alcohol, but I have also seen what alcoholism does to people and families, and observed the heartbreaking struggle (physically,emotionally & spiritually) that alcoholics go through to break away from it!

 

As to the Pyroluria aspect, I see you have asked the question over at BT too and that is one best answered by FJ*

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Thanks for your reply Chemar. I don't have any plans of drinking, but just wondered for the future if it ever arises.

 

Carolyn

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Hi Carolyn

I think it is very wise for you to ask these questions! It shows again that you are the kind of person who educates yourself and takes charge of your health.

:)

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