Hard work can change how the body stores fat, leading to high cholesterol and even heart disease..
According to Spanish scientists, stressful situations affect how the body metabolizes fats - eventually leading the body to high levels of "
New research shows that stress can lead to dyslipidaemia, a disorder that changes the levels of fats and lipoproteins in the blood.
Researchers at the University of Santiago de Compostela analyzed the relationship between work stress and various parameters related to how fatty acids are metabolized in the body..
In particular, people who suffer from work stress are more likely to have abnormally high levels of "
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