Is it true that if you're mix(chinese and malay or others), you tend to have skin problem?or hormone disorder?

Question:

i am mix chinese, malay and some natives from indonesia and sarawak, malaysia. i have skin disease called eczema, my sister is allergic to chicken, once she eats, her starts to have rashes and itchiness on her skin. my friend, he's mix too and he sweats a lot, even in an air-conditioning place. and he said his skin is sensitive too.

Answers:
no it is not true. my family is mixed too but only one person in my family suffers eczema. Her condition wasnt that bad. Her skin is only sensitive to all metals other than gold which means that she cannot have any prolonged skin contact with metals other than gold. Her skin is also sensitive to detergents. She avoided all those and she is fine now.

Its genetic that will be passed onto the next generation. It has nothing to do with mix blood.

I'm mix too (malay+chinese) and i do have eczema. But, I don't really think that this (being a mixed) has got anything to do with skin problem or any hormonal disorder. What i do know is, if any of your family members suffer from any allergies, you are more prone to have the same condition. It's like you inherit that from your parents...

No, there is absolutely no reason to believe that.
In fact, mixing races or in other words, mixing two totally different gene-pools is in most cases producing very very healthy children.
With the allergy thing you guys are just unlucky.

maybe

but being chinese/vietnamese, i do have:

-bad skin
-weak blood cells
-poor cardiovascular

tough break >_<

Is it true that if you're mix(chinese and malay or others), you tend to have skin problem?or hormone disorder?

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