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Your Friends Can Literally Save Your Heart

Here’s another reason to keep up with fulfilling relationships. According to research, your connections have an impact on your heart health. According to a 2017 American Heart Association study, higher social integration predicts fewer heart diseases. This study was supported by a ten-year study review published in Frontiers in Psychology.

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According to Boston Scientific, social connection lowers stress and depression, all of which contribute to cardiovascular disease in the long run. Join a support group, get a pet, or volunteer at a charity if you want to spend more time socializing.

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