Commuting
From inhaling tons of exhaust fumes to being overly stressed and tired, commuting has plenty of downsides that increase cortisol levels and gradually attack your heart. Do your best to avoid rush hours, move closer to your workplace, ride by train or maybe even have a talk with your boss to work from home at least 2 days per week!
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2 thoughts on “10 Surprising Heart Triggers You Never Knew About”
Thank y’all for informing me. I will now consume 20 suicide wings and a 12 pack of moi favorite adult beverage.
YOWZA! good stuff! The only contradiction is that the flue might kill ya, and the antibiotics to stem it might also kill ya!