Is there a genetic blood disorder that causes anger?

Question:

Years ago a family member was told that her husband's 'fits' of anger were caused by a hereditary blood disease and he had passed it on to his daughter. Any validity to this?

Answers:
Not a blood disease as such. However, there are conditions that can be inheritted that might lead to excessive anger.

Something like that is difficult to sort out because behaviors are learned as well- again, including aggression or anger.

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GRRRRR!

ive never heard of one Anger is not a hereditary trait. A blood disorder, however, can be carried. Anger could be a result of the stress associated with the blood disorder:) I hope this helped you.

What? I have never heard that..any more info? I am an ICU Nurse.I could be wrong, but that doesn't really sound correct to me.

No, there is not. However, rage can be a sign of anxiety disorders and depression which are genetic in many cases.

No, it starts when the child is a infant.. it is a learned trait by watching the parents fight..

for 25yrs i have raised kids.. most anger is fested out of the parents..

Any unconditioanl habbits you have are again from a learned trait even complusions are this.

the mind is a funny thing but we learn early what you can and can not get away with..

Writers in the past refer to a blood connection to anger in the expression 'venting his spleen' given to those of serious anger management problems. It is true that the blood of a fierce person behaves differently from a more civilized type. It has been shown that the spleen loads up with the red cells during times of peace and when danger hits the spleen releases the red cells to increase the rage or reaction possible. Today there are still some raised to practice spleen venting. When the spleen is loaded with red cell there is a change in emotions and to some they believe it is an excuse to let loose and get a rush. They feel so good when the energy is raised and the aura becomes aggressive and the testosterone is released. Violent criminals know all too well the feelings. Intelligent men use intellectual stimulation to keep the blood flowing and don't need anger or sex to feel good. None the less some males are trained on testosterone and they have to receive their medication of endorphins to feel well. These heavy breeders are useful for many ladies who would otherwise not have their share of endorphins.

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