(Some) Effects of Excessive Anger
By J.N.R Dutton
@jnrdutton (2584)
United States
March 28, 2024 11:00am CST
When a person gets excessively angry,they have a higher risk of heart attack (this has been documented.)
With that said, it's important to have healthy ways to deal with things that set off anger.
Beyond the fact that excessive anger raises heart attack risk, being in a state of excessive anger isn't great for rational thinking either.
We may say or do things we wouldn't normally, often regrettable things (I certainly know this from personal experience.)
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@MarieCoyle (29189)
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28 Mar
I agree, a lot of people do need anger management help. The ones I do not understand, are things people get angry about that no one can fix--like bad weather, or an earthquake, or some big thing that just happened...you can't fix it, there isn't anything that can be done except to move forward, but yet they are angry.
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@RebeccasFarm (86905)
• United States
28 Mar
Some people cant help it.they are atom bombs from the get go.
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@akanetuk (2115)
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7 Apr
Your anger shouldn't last long, excessive anger attracts the wrong energy spiritually. So also is happiness, it attracts beautiful spirits around you.
@2ndchances24 (5149)
• Cloverdale, Indiana
28 Mar
I totally agree, cause being I'm Indian, Irish German & Swedish
& the sign of the bull, with all that I have a temper that is hard
to keep cool at times, BUT I do know how to get away from the
problem & speak my mind WAY from the person that has P me off.
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@Silvanossilva88 (79)
• Nairobi, Kenya
28 Mar
I agree with u..we have to avoid always getting angry not good for our health
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