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ason to be jolly and bewail our lack of knock back a few too


; the office party and dulge all our vices from


m ig-e people are the soul of suffer the next day with a lers '.-i'.nnot help behaving ,e is flowing and gaily fling into the file marked B for


ndencies, according to a book, “Your Genes gely due to to our genetic


ueprints for life - we have lem in each of the trillions We inherit our genes from


iose of our parents. >r, Prof Tim Spector, says: t by themselves, but they rints for proteins which ve all our body’s structure actions. ns are responsible for the act, look, eat and breathe, nscious desires.” o responsible in part for


ig pattern and govern our . The professor says: “Peo-


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night of cigarette smoking ol as down to purely envi- - such as social circum-


md religion. mid be shocked to realise single most important fac- attern is our genes. So how


: drink has a large element ■tics.” t relying on or taking too lrinking guidelines for safe mistake. d consider that just as we ic make up it then follows al tolerance level will vary


vs: “The advice on how


|tfe to consume before you i only a guideline, opted that two glasses of or most people there are vho, after half a glass of ed in the face, feel sick and to finish the glass. > others who will have two


it will not have any notice- it all. etween people is due to the enetic make up.” ,e effects there are also dif- by our genes, in how we and get rid of it from our


because the chemical con- you a hangover are elimi- n different people. Some 'and quickly, while others l those people will suffer


;ople often say, ‘My friend s and he was breathalysed vas fine, so that follows it le to have that amount’, misleading. Everyone is 1 should consider their own


I is true for most traits.” ] and some European peo- ted Asian genes, lack the can rapidly break down


' people from Asia, includ- is, deal with alcohol badly in the face and get very


i with a genetic make up to keep the blood alcohol ir blood. So if they are everal glasses there will be lcohol because it will be


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who are teetotallers have ake up which means they alcohol. inherited from a combina- n our parents, we can learn


: of suffering from alcohol r behaviour. Prof Spector, enetic epidemiology at St London says: “Don’t just they drink or don’t drink, lictions such as smoking or do run in the family, you could have a much higher


ne way. The earlier you can V have a potential problem, ire to cope with it.”


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Pupils in village lantern parade


CHILDREN at Brabins Endowed School, Chipping, were to take part in a procession of light with a bird theme through the village last night. The children made bird lanterns in a


series of workshops with community artist Steve Elliot. The project was designed to build on work the school had already been doing about the special birds of the area. The pupils were to lead a pro­ cession of light with their lanterns through Chipping village, after perform­ ing their Christmas production. “The lantern procession is a fun way of


celebrating how special the Forest of Bowland is for birds,” said Lucy Barron, from the RSPB’s Birds of Bowland pro­ ject, earlier this week. The procession was organised by the


Birds of Bowland project and Ribble Val­ ley Borough Council arts department and supported by LAND, a programme of education and creative arts inspired by East Lancashire’s stunning landscape and environment. Pictured (left to right) are Rachel


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Mayor’s Christmas event raises over £200 for charity


JUST over £200 was raised for two worthwhile causes at the Ribble Valley Mayor’s Christmas coffee morning. The money from the


event will go to the two chosen charities of the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Alan Yearing - the Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Dyslexic Associa­ tion.


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stalls at the event, includ­ ing ones selling cakes, Christmas cards and gift paper, as well as a bottle and jar tombola and a raf­ fle.


The refreshments were


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Mayor and the Mayoress, Mrs Susan Yearing, plus guests at the event, held in the Ribble Valley Council Chamber. (C291103/1)


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