A new study shows that expressing anger is good for your health. Researchers at the University of Jena, in Germany, found that getting your anger out and being hot-tempered is actually helpful in extending one's lifespan. The study authors said that their research may even offer evidence to support why the more expressive Mediterranean peoples of Europe tend to live longer than northerners, reported UPI. Six thousand participants took part in the investigation to see what holding back one's emot...
A new study shows that expressing anger is good for your health. Researchers at the University of Jena, in Germany, found that getting your anger out and being hot-tempered is actually helpful in extending one's lifespan. The study authors said that their research may even offer evidence to support why the more expressive Mediterranean peoples of Europe tend to live longer than northerners, reported UPI. Six thousand participants took part in the investigation to see what holding back one's emot...
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