People tend to temper the bad cold!

University of Southampton, United Kingdom Yuri chittaranjan presided over the investigation and research, in Edinburgh at the British Psychological Society Conference, he was preaching his own research, he said: "The mood and temper of a very close relationship with the common cold, a sense of humor who was very small risk of a cold, on the contrary, those strange character in a bad mood people are more prone to cold, caught a cold to spend several days to recover. right old man, the humor is obvious nature can be to reduce the risk of suffering from a cold, a bad temper is exactly the opposite, cold specifically looking for such a person. "



Involved in the investigation of the elderly live in Israel, some people love smoking, some people are suffering from diabetes, but the survey found that they had to cold has nothing to do with these factors. Before conducting research on their society's "hostility level" conducted an assessment, but also for their sense of humor have been classified researchers humor divided into four main categories: sense of humor, love jokes, ironic humor, and self-mockery humor. The researchers found that only those who appreciate the humor, that is those who are able to see the bright side of life as well as to the age of optimistic people in all aspects of health benefits.



Chittaranjan said: "This is just a small-scale research, and the results are valid only for men, a sense of humor and hostility of the older women there is no difference, we do not know why. Our theory is, in the sense of humor that may exist on the a gender difference, or, in the sense of humor issue, the men and women's physical reactions are different. to arrive at a comprehensive and accurate conclusions, but also to carry out more large-scale study of the number of people have more, take a look at humor and cold rooms in the end what kind of causal relationship exists. However, flu is a big killer of the elderly, if you find humor and cold indeed have a very close relationship, then we should consider the possibility of using humor to intervene to prevent the common cold.