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HOSTILE MEN FACE HEIGHTENED HEART ATTACK RISK

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  1. Hostile men face heightened heart attack risk

    ANI The Times of India Thursday, July 31, 2003

    Washington - A new research in psychosomatic medicine has revealed that healthy but hostile and
    depressive men face a heightened risk of heart attack.

    "The new findings suggest the possibility that mild to moderate levels of depression symptoms
    combined with feelings of hostility in men may raise their levels of a protein that is associated
    with clogged arteries and a greater risk of heart attack," said to Edward C Suarez, of Duke
    University Medical Center.

    "Although studies have shown that hostility and depressive symptoms are associated with greater risk
    of heart disease, the reasons for these associations are not well understood. It is increasingly
    apparent, however, that inflammation in the bloodstream is linked with heart disease," Suarez noted.

    Previous studies indicate that the protein, called IL-6, is at least a marker of inflammation, and
    may even be involved in the inflammatory processes that cause artery thickening and buildup.

    However, researchers know little about IL-6's relation to psychological risk factors.

    Suarez examined the link between depression and hostility and IL-6 levels in 90 healthy, non-smoking
    men aged between 18 to 45.

    After giving a blood sample, the participants answered two questionnaires to determine their level
    of depressive symptoms and hostility.

    Men who scored highest on both questionnaires, indicating increased symptoms of depression and
    higher levels of hostility, had IL-6 levels that were two to five times higher than men who scored
    low on both questionnaires or scored high on only one questionnaire.

    The association between the psychological factors and IL- 6 held steady even after accounting for
    other factors associated with IL-6, such as age, body weight, cholesterol levels and blood pressure.

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    Subject: HOSTILE MEN FACE HEIGHTENED HEART ATTACK RISK
    From: [email hidden] (Dr. Jai Maharaj)
    Date: 8/1/2003 2:11 PM Central America Standard Time
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    Hostile men face heightened heart attack risk

    ANI The Times of India Thursday, July 31, 2003

    Washington - A new research in psychosomatic medicine has revealed that healthy but hostile and
    depressive men face a heightened risk of heart attack.

    "The new findings suggest the possibility that mild to moderate levels of depression symptoms
    combined with feelings of hostility in men may raise their levels of a protein that is associated
    with clogged arteries and a greater risk of heart attack," said to Edward C Suarez, of Duke
    University Medical Center.

    Ummm, I'm sorry, but I thought this was old news. Doesn't everybody already know that anger and
    even depressive anger cause much physical stress to the body, and stress constricts blood flow
    and oxygen and causes that protein to inflame and thicken and coagulate and cause heart disease
    and attacks? This has been shown for many years. Also, even in the Bible it says that "a calm
    heart is the life of the fleshly organism," }Prov. 14:30 Really not wanting to be smart-'aleck'
    here, just really thought this was well known.

    Quoted message said:

    "Although studies have shown that hostility and depressive symptoms are associated with greater
    risk of heart disease, the reasons for these associations are not well understood. It is
    increasingly apparent, however, that inflammation in the bloodstream is linked with heart disease,"
    Suarez noted.

    Previous studies indicate that the protein, called IL-6, is at least a marker of inflammation, and
    may even be involved in the inflammatory processes that cause artery thickening and buildup.

    However, researchers know little about IL-6's relation to psychological risk factors.

    Suarez examined the link between depression and hostility and IL-6 levels in 90 healthy, non-
    smoking men aged between 18 to 45.

    After giving a blood sample, the participants answered two questionnaires to determine their level
    of depressive symptoms and hostility.

    Men who scored highest on both questionnaires, indicating increased symptoms of depression and
    higher levels of hostility, had IL-6 levels that were two to five times higher than men who scored
    low on both questionnaires or scored high on only one questionnaire.

    The association between the psychological factors and IL- 6 held steady even after accounting for
    other factors associated with IL-6, such as age, body weight, cholesterol levels and blood
    pressure.

    Read the complete news at: timesofindia.comtimesofindia.com

    News Plus mantra.comnewsplus

    Jai Maharaj mantra.comjai Om Shanti

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  3. ..but women love the badboy.

  4. mummud ammud better watch out.

    "Dr. Jai Maharaj" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hostile men face heightened heart attack risk

    ANI The Times of India Thursday, July 31, 2003

    Washington - A new research in psychosomatic medicine has revealed that healthy but hostile and
    depressive men face a heightened risk of heart attack.

    "The new findings suggest the possibility that mild to moderate levels of depression symptoms
    combined with feelings of hostility in men may raise their levels of a protein that is associated
    with clogged arteries and a greater risk of heart attack," said to Edward C Suarez, of Duke
    University Medical Center.

    "Although studies have shown that hostility and depressive symptoms are associated with greater
    risk of heart disease, the reasons for these associations are not well understood. It is
    increasingly apparent, however, that inflammation in the bloodstream is linked with heart
    disease," Suarez noted.

    Previous studies indicate that the protein, called IL-6, is at least a marker of inflammation, and
    may even be involved in the inflammatory processes that cause artery thickening and buildup.

    However, researchers know little about IL-6's relation to psychological risk factors.

    Suarez examined the link between depression and hostility and IL-6 levels in 90 healthy, non-
    smoking men aged between 18 to 45.

    After giving a blood sample, the participants answered two questionnaires to determine their level
    of depressive symptoms and hostility.

    Men who scored highest on both questionnaires, indicating increased symptoms of depression and
    higher levels of hostility, had IL-6 levels that were two to five times higher than men who scored
    low on both questionnaires or scored high on only one questionnaire.

    The association between the psychological factors and IL- 6 held steady even after accounting for
    other factors associated with IL-6, such as age, body weight, cholesterol levels and blood
    pressure.

    Read the complete news at: timesofindia.comtimesofindia.com

    News Plus mantra.comnewsplus

    Jai Maharaj mantra.comjai Om Shanti

    Panchaang for 4 Shravan 5104, Friday, August 1, 2003:

    Shubhanu Nama Samvatsare Dakshinaya Nartana Ritau Kark Mase Shukl Pakshe Shukr Vasara Yuktayam
    Uttaraphalguni Nakshatr Parigh-Shiv Yog Vishti-Bav Karan Chaturthi-Panchami Yam Tithau

    Hindu Holocaust Museum mantra.comholocaust

    Hindu life, principles, spirituality and philosophy hindu.orghindu.org hindunet.orghindunet.org

    The truth about Islam and Muslims flex.comsatyamevajayate

    o Not for commercial use. Solely to be fairly used for the educational purposes of research
    and open discussion. The contents of this post may not have been authored by, and do not
    necessarily represent the opinion of the poster. The contents are protected by copyright law
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    information and discussion. Views expressed by others are not necessarily those of the
    poster.

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