节后综合症男人身体九大报废警告（Postganglionic syndrome Mens body nine scrap warning）.doc

节后综合症男人身体九大报废警告（Postganglionic syndrome Mens body nine scrap warning） Postganglionic syndrome: Mens body nine scrap warning Best news - China Network /info Time: 2010-02-20 editor: chanson Introduction: men mostly car. They will give the car care, but the body is careless. Men have an average life expectancy of 6 years shorter than women, because cardiovascular disease and cancer are four times more likely to die than women. A big reason is that they often ignore the overhaul signals from their bodies. To this end, the British Daily Mail in February 9th published a number of health experts to develop health self testing questions, to help men understand their own physical condition, even if not by only one problem, means that your body needs to overhaul. Breathing difficulties mean that the heart is being forced to increase its workload Question 1: is it difficult to breathe in cold weather? Answer no, pass, reply yes, warning. Dyspnea means that the heart is being forced to work harder and should be noticed if the heart feels stressed at the same time. Cardiologist Ryan Simpson British Cardiovascular Society stressed that if in the cold weather, after eating or physical exertion, feel difficulty breathing and chest pain and tightness, may be a warning of artery narrowing. Answer: take an EKG to measure your hearts activity, or you can do stress tests. TIPS: an experimental study of Forrest personnel University School of medicine in the United States, eat broccoli, carrots, green beans, peas and every corn of the mouse, a narrowing of the arteries is much lower than the proportion of dont eat mice. Originally, these vegetables have the effect of inhibiting atherosclerosis. Hardening of the arteries hardens and narrows arteries, which can lead to heart attacks and strokes. Studies have found that people who eat a lot of vegetables have a lower risk of heart disease. Chronic inflammation of the blood vessels is believed to be the cause of atherosclerosis. Studies have