Month: July 2014

Anyone who has ever felt the ache of a broken heart, or the anxious fluttering of butterflies before a promising job interview, knows that the physical heart and the emotions are intimately linked. In the late 1950s, cardiologists Meyer Friedman and Ray Rosenman began studying this connection after noticing that the armrests of the chairs…
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Thousands of people die each day from heart problems. To stay out of this group, stay away from a bad habit today that endangers your heart. The bad habit is losing your cool and getting extremely angry. A study at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, shows that when you blow your top, you may…
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