Explosive People May Be At Greater Risk For Heart Diseases

How about anger?

Expressing anger in reasonable ways can be healthy. Being able to tell people that you are angry can be extremely functional. But researches show that explosive people who throw objects or scream at others may be at greater risk for heart disease, as well as those who harbor suppressed rage. Discover how hypnotherapy with Hypnobalancing™ can help you.

Explosive people may be at greater risk for heart diseases

Communicating anger in reasonable ways can be healthy. Being able to tell people that you are angry can be extremely useful. But studies show that explosive people who throw objects or scream at other people may be at greater risk for heart disease, as well as those who harbor suppressed rage.

Emotions such as anger and hostility quickly activate the so-called “fight or flight response” of the reptilian brain. As a result stress hormone, including adrenaline and cortisol, speed up your heart rate and breathing and give you a burst of energy. The blood pressure also rises as your blood vessels constrict.

Who wants to proceed to be explosive by yelling and smashing things with this knowledge? And there are a lot of other good reasons to stay centered and mentally balanced.

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Published: March 12, 2007
Author: Karsten Noack
Revision: January 17, 2025
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