Aspirin can prevent heartburn syndrome. The intake of two tablets daily saves the grieving people from death caused by sadness, as shown by the study.

The syndrome of a broken heart is the emotional state of a person who has encountered the separation or death of a loved one. Numerous studies show that deep sorrow and longing provoke the development of dangerous cardiovascular complications that can lead to death. And now scientists from the University of Arizona have found that taking aspirin after losing a loved one significantly reduces the risk of death from the syndrome of a broken heart. The authors of the study remind that within 24 hours after the departure from the life of a loved one, the risk of the mourner to face a heart attack increases more than 20 times, which is associated with a sharp increase in the level of stress and blood pressure.

But aspirin reduces many of the risk factors, as shown by the study. Taking aspirin reduces the number of heart attacks, these pills also affect the risk of depression. Previous studies have shown that mourning affects negatively health indicators such as blood pressure, palpitations, blood vessel patency and the number of cholesterol plaques in the blood.

All these indicators determine the risk of heart attack.

The authors of the study suggested that aspirin minimizes the effect of mourning for the heart. This anticoagulant has long been recommended to people who have an increased risk of heart attacks. Aspirin can reduce the number of clots in the blood. The study involved 10 people who faced loss of spouses. They were observed for 30 days. In the control group there were 12 non-sparing volunteers.

Source: News Yu.

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