Physicians say: anger and irritation results in the rapid wear of lungs.
“Calmness and calmness”, - would tell well-known fairy-tale hero. Now the American scientists joined his opinion. According to their discovery anger and irritation, particularly among men of mean age, results in the rapid wear of lungs.
Specialists from Harvard found out, that anger leads to impairment of hormonal processes, influences immunity and, in the end, becomes reason of internal damage. Research is based on the test, in which 670 men age 45 to 86 years participated.
8 years-long researches showed that furious men suffer from wear of lungs much more often then benevolent and quiet. Scientists underline that experimental group included, mainly, former military, and representatives of poor layers of population.
Possibly, nervousness and lungs wear were caused by certain unknown factors.
At the same time, results of previous researches said, that spite results in heart troubles, asthma, high blood pressure and other ailments.