Stress Induced Heart Problems

How stress affects the circulatory system is a matter of time and intensity of the stress. The most profound affect is stress induced heart problems. These are often irreversable damages you want to avoid.

The heart and circulatory system cannot possibly keep up with the demands of stress placed on it. Drastic lifestyle changes need to be made to avoid the inevitable: the heart attack that ends life.

But before we get to that point, here are a few changes related to acute stress:

• Diversion of the blood from less vital to more vital organs.
• Increase in the heart rate to supply more blood quickly.
• Increase in the blood pressure to supply blood efficiently.

Now adding stress over time will cause these circulatory changes to become more profound.

Think for a minute about adding a medication such as a blood pressure drug. The attempt of this drug to lower the body's response may be in opposition to a need of the body.

Why does stress cause these changes in the circulatory system? To help protect and defend the body from the opposing stress. Why would it be wise to lower these effects while not looking for the offending stress? This rational will prolong the stress and cause more challeging problems for the body to overcome.

Look at these circulatory symptoms as a warning to change the stress in your life.  

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