Negative stress & heart disease---------------------
1-Marital disharmony and
2-job dissatisfaction
are the two main mental risk factors for the causation of heart attack. Many studies in the past have linked that there is a strong correlation between a nagging wife and early heart attacks in men. Similarly, literature has shown that work related stress is related to early onset of high blood pressure, diabetes, stroke and heart attacks .
chronically stressed workers have a 68% of higher risk of developing heart disease especially in people under the age of 50.
(University College, London)
drvinod agarwal----suggests-----
1-never complain,
"have an attitude of gratitude"
2-regular Meditation
3- regular physical exercise more
1-Marital disharmony and
2-job dissatisfaction
are the two main mental risk factors for the causation of heart attack. Many studies in the past have linked that there is a strong correlation between a nagging wife and early heart attacks in men. Similarly, literature has shown that work related stress is related to early onset of high blood pressure, diabetes, stroke and heart attacks .
chronically stressed workers have a 68% of higher risk of developing heart disease especially in people under the age of 50.
(University College, London)
drvinod agarwal----suggests-----
1-never complain,
"have an attitude of gratitude"
2-regular Meditation
3- regular physical exercise more
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Mr Suchet, in retrospect, constant nagging while reducing the risk of alzeihmers disease, may up the risk of stroke, what say? i maintain- laughter remains the best medicine. Maybe the next study would be on Negative stress & stroke 1-Marital disharmony and 2-job dissatisfaction :) Dr S Mittal Consulatant Medicine and Diabetologist more
Jan 05
Nagging wife is one the causes you have mentioned for getting heart attacks. I do not agree with you as a nagging wife will prevent Alzaihemer by keeping the husband on his toes. Heart attacks are not be caused by nagging? more
Jan 04
thats why they always say- never marry your boss"..... laughter remains the best medicine more
Jan 04
