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Against which it says the popular wisdom, extensive and detailed
to study made by British scientists of the University College Medical
London School sample that not always the work is health: their conclusions
indicate that chronic and maintained labor stress elevates to more of the
double the risk of developing to cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.
Although stress in the work already had been related to cardiac
diseases, still was not understood well why. But this new study,
conducted in 10.308 English state workers of between 35 and 55 years
throughout a period of 14 years, indicates that there is a direct
relation between labor stress and the metabolic syndrome (SM), that as
well leads to the diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.
The
investigation is published in the last electronic edition of the Medical
British Journal. "one is a very serious and complete work, that includes
to a great amount of working public which it studied during many years.
The indicators are alarming, since they detected that more of the double
of the state employees under labor stress they suffer of metabolic
syndrome, a condition that derives in cardiovascular problems and diabetes
", affirmed to the NATION doctor Daniel Lopez Rosetti, president of the
Society Argentina de Medicina of Stress.
According to the Medical
Association of the Heart of the United States, the metabolic syndrome is a
clinical picture that is demonstrated when three of the five factors of
metabolic risk in a patient are detected: arterial hypertension (more than
85 and 130 millimeters of mercury of minim and Maxima, respectively),
diabetes type 2 (noninsulinodependiente, he is commonest), triglicéridos
increase of the level of (greasy sanguineous), diminution of the
HDL-cholesterol or lipoprotein of HD (good cholesterol) and central
obesity.
The scientific work, based on clinical and psychological
studies, measured labor stress in four opportunities between 1985 and
1999. The components of the metabolic syndrome, such as obesity,
hypertension and stops cholesterol levels were moderate between 1997 and
1999. Also the social position of the employee and the injurious behaviors
for the health considered, such as to smoke, to take in excess and the
lack of exercise (...).
Hormonal imbalance
The
conclusions at which it arrived the team of English investigators
demonstrated that the exhibition prolonged to stress in the work affects
the nervous system diminishing the biological resistance and disturbing
the natural physiological balance of the organism (homeostasis). The
association between the metabolic syndrome and the exhibition to injurious
behaviors for the health was greater between men than between women. A
poor diet (without consumption of fruits and vegetables), to smoke, to
drink in excess, and the physical inactivity was all tie behaviors with
more risk of suffering this picture.
"There is a imbalance of the
independent nervous system and the neuroendocrino system product of the
ascent of the levels in blood of hormones of stress: cortisol (it promotes
the increase of sugar in blood and diminishes the defenses infectious
agents in front of) and sanguineous noradrenaline (it increases to the
cardiac frequency and the arterial hypertension)", added Lopez
Rosetti.
This way, according to the specialist, to see itself put
under a chronic labor stress produces the liberation of proinflammatory
substances and protrombóticas, that generate isquemias cardiac, they
increase the coagulation sanguineous and they take to the patient to
cardiac insufficiencies, arrhythmias and infarcts and to accidents
directly cerebrovasculares (ACV).
"most important of this study it
is that it ties labor stress with the cardiac diseases through metabolic
syndrome. When the labor load is more intense of which a person can
support, the body and the mind begin to show exhaustion symptoms. The body
whispers to us in the beginning, soon speaks to us and in the end it
shouts to us ", concluded Lopez
Rosetti.
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