A Helping Hand

Holding someone’s hand can reduce stress by 200 percent
 
February 28, 2011 by Becky Holman  in Advice, Latest, Lifestyle

According to an item in the May ’10 Prevention, holding someone’s hand can reduce stress by 200 percent. When subjects were asked to speak about a stressful event in their lives, blood pressure readings of those who did so without holding their spouse’s hand were more than double those of the subjects who held hands.


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