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Anger Increases Risk of Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke: Study

Learning to curb negative emotions, particularly anger, may reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, and even cancer.

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STUDY: Anger Can Increase Heart Attack Or Stroke Risk For Up To 40 Minutes

STUDY: Anger Can Increase Heart Attack Or Stroke Risk For Up To 40 Minutes
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STUDY: Anger can increase heart attack or stroke risk for up to 40 minutes – NaturalNews com

STUDY: Anger can increase heart attack or stroke risk for up to 40 minutes – NaturalNews com
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Momentary Fury Can Have Lasting Impact on Vascular Health

Momentary Fury Can Have Lasting Impact on Vascular Health
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Brief anger could lead to heart attack, study finds

Prone to blowing up? You might want to rein it in. A new study says getting mad even briefly causes blood vessels to contract, which raises blood pressure and increases the risk of a heart attack or stroke.

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