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Frequent Anger Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk
Occasional anger is normal and generally has little effect on heart health, the researchers say. “If you’re a person who gets ...
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When’s the last time you were angry? Just recalling the experience may be detrimental to your heart health, study says
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Your Heart Didn’t Break; It Awakened
Hearts don’t break—they stretch. They stretch to make room for new love, corrective love, with new insights and new ways of being. The pain you feel is not a sign of weakness; it’s a signal ...
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Getting angry may raise the risk of a heart attack for 40 minutes
Cases of heart attacks, heart failure and strokes among ... One asked them to remember a personal memory that made them angry. Others got volunteers to recall a moment of anxiety, or read a ...