Unfortunately, the marriage will make larger heart volume

 new study shows that whether a person is happy or have a happy married life and the lack of romantic atmosphere will affect the size of the heart of this people.

 

A Canadian research team found that unhappily married people and higher blood pressure than people and a happy marriage, the thickness of the ventricle is more likely to increase after three years. Over time, high blood pressure so that the blood supply to the heart of the largest chamber - the left ventricle thickness, and its effective inhibition of contraction, this situation will lead to heart failure.

 
Research project leader, Dr. Brian Baker, University of Toronto in the United States Society of Hypertension Seventeenth Annual Scientific Sessions reported: "We believe that the increase of ventricular volume is due to high blood pressure's sake."

 
In order to study how they affect blood pressure, cardiovascular health, Baker's team at the beginning of the study and three years later in 103 subjects in the 24-hour blood pressure monitoring. Q & A time study are about the quality of their work and marriage survey, in which 72 subjects also received echocardiography for left ventricular changes in their inspection.

 
All subjects have been married during the study period. The researchers found that a relatively happy marriage of people ventricular thickness decreased during the study period, while the volume of left ventricle decreased by 8%. On the contrary, slightly unsatisfactory marital life of people left ventricular volume increased by 6%.

 
Baker to Reuters Health reporter said he guessed the impact of marital quality on blood pressure and the length of time to spend with their spouses about. In the 24-hour study period, the victim of an unhappy marriage in the spouses of blood pressure measured before the relatively high blood pressure, decreases blood pressure, left their spouses. However, the performance of happily married people, by contrast, occurs when the blood pressure lowering spouse.

 
Baker said, "you must be in all aspects of quality and quantity to look at the impact of marriage on blood pressure.".

 
Baker pointed out that although people in the study period was stable married life, the team still found that about half of the subjects experienced a job change, more than a quarter for the job. Thus, Baker that the impact of job stress on blood pressure also can not be determined, the problem to be studied.