Optimistic Vitality

Positivity for life
 
July 14, 2011 by Becky Holman  in Advice, Latest, Lifestyle, Motivation

We’ve all heard that being positive can have positive health effects. That seems to be common sense, but in case you need some solid stats, here are a few from the January ’11 Reader’s Digest: “Depending on which study you read, optimists…

• are 9 percent less likely to develop heart disease.

• are only 77 percent as likely to be rehospitalized after some type of major surger.

• have blood pressure that’s five points lower, on average.

• live an average of five to nine years longer.”


 

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