British researchers said that the provision of time during the March / March, which fallsthis week in Europe, may make us win time with the length of the day, but it may expose us to more heart attacks.
And the transfer site 'Health Day News' for the American researcher Martin Young, from the University of 'Alabama' that 'on Monday and Tuesday after the submission of timeare associated with an increase of 10' in the risk of a heart attack .. And vice versawhen the delay time in October / October, the risk falls nearly 10''.
Young pointed out that the danger does not seem more Sunday morning after the clock forward one hour because most people do not change in the program of their day, butthat the risk is up to the peak on Monday when most people will wake up earlier to go to work.
He pointed out that the reason behind this is not exactly known but there are severaltheories.
He said that 'sleep deprivation, and the' body clock 'and the immune response can have a role during the consideration of the reasons'.
Although the study revealed a link between lack of sleep and the risk of a heart attackbut did not demonstrate a cause and effect relationship.
Source: Jerusalem Arab