For Quick Alerts
ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS  
For Daily Alerts

The Negative Effects Of Anger On Health

Anger is destructive; not just because it causes violence but because it slowly kills the person who is angry. All of us do get angry at some point in life but the fact is: it can seriously damage your health.

10 Healthy Ways To Manage Anger

Every time you are angry, your body will trigger certain biological responses which may affect your system seriously in the long run.

Imagine that you are upset with someone. You are angry. You shout or scream or try to vent it out. At that particular moment, do you know what happens inside your body? Your muscles get tensed up. Your digestive system halts for a moment. Your brain chemistry gets altered. And a whole set of other changes in the body occur till you are normal. These changes are poisonous.

The consequences of these changes could be serious medical conditions in the long run. Remember the fact that you heart can be victimized in the whole process.

6 Foods To Control Your Anger

Managing anger and reducing stress levels are important for a healthy life. Now, let us discuss about the negative effects of anger on health.

Headaches

Headaches

When you are angry you might suffer a severe headache. Yes anger stresses you out and causes a headache too.

Sleeplessness

Sleeplessness

It is quite common to suffer insomnia if you undergo anger. Your body's hormonal levels change and your thoughts race in your head without letting you sleep.

Anxiety

Anxiety

Of course, anxiety is a by-product of anger. Cortisol levels can be blamed for this.

Digestive Issues

Digestive Issues

The main reason behind digestive issues is this: your body almost pauses certain activities for a few moments when you are undergoing a fit of rage.

Skin Issues

Skin Issues

A study revealed that some skin issues can be linked to a person's anger. Anger stresses you out and that would compromise your immunity. This is reason enough for bad skin.

High BP

High BP

Your heart starts racing in order to pump blood to all parts of your body. This tension causes high BP in the long run.

Depression

Depression

A recent study revealed that people who tend to get angry every now and then may suffer depression in the long run.

Heart Attack

Heart Attack

Do you know the fact that many people suffered heart attack when they were angry? Well, controlling your rage is safer for your heart.

Story first published: Friday, July 24, 2015, 2:44 [IST]
Read more about: health wellness anger