Level Attitude of Hostility of a High Speed The Natural Decline in Lung Function

In addition to heart disease, angry attitude and hostility also relates to the death, asthma, and lung. Level attitude of hostility of a high speed the natural decline in lung function. Conclusion is the result of the analysis on the research U.S. Normative Aging Study of 670 men.

Each increase of one score points hostility (hostility level unit), equivalent to a loss of 9 ml FEV1 year. FEV1 is a measure the strength of the lungs, which is calculated from the volume of air that can be issued lungs per second.

In the introduction to the research, Dr. Paul Lehrer of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, United States write, "Surely it is very difficult to find a disease-the same, it was not influenced by emotional stress or illness in terms of symptoms, frequency, or strength that is shown." The statement emphasize the relationship angry and hateful attitudes with a decrease in lung function.