Thursday, November. 29, 2018 (HealthDay announcements)do you prefer your time in the district sauna? Your heart has the ability to adore.

A fresh study from sauna-loving Finland invites proper that for people aged 50 and Old, saunas have all chances to reduce their chances of dying from heart disease.

In particular, only 5% of Finns in the study, who spent more than 45 minutes in the sauna any week, died from heart disease in the direction of the 15-year study period, compared with 10 percent of those who spent the least 15 minutes a week in saunas, scientists talk.

Naturally, the study failed to substantiate the cause-and-effect relations-it is possible that people who adore the sauna have other attachments necessary for the heart, which would have been able to attribute the results.

What is not the least, "there are a number of probable reasons why the introduction of the sauna has the ability to reduce the risk of death due to cardiovascular diseases," said co-author of the study Dr. Jari Laukkanen, head of cardiology at the Institute of Eastern Finland. His team published their own findings of Noah. 28 in the journal BMC Medicine.

"Our research team has proven in past research work that the highest introduction of sauna is associated with more low blood pressure" -that it is in the press release of the magazine. "Apart from this, the introduction of the sauna, as is known, causes an increase in heart rate, equal to that, in fact that there is a body exercise of low and moderate intensity."

Once the USA professional who took a look over the solution agreed actually that heat has the capability of often being therapeutic to the human body, but the sauna skill had the opportunity to distinguish a bit in America.

"Great utility [in the study] was observed in people who perceived 4-7 saunas a week, a frequency that the Americans are unlikely to achieve," said Dr. Cindy greens, who manages cardiology at the Jewish long island medical center in new Hyde Park, New york.

"Apart from this, in this study, dry heat is used, and whether the results are similar to steam baths or hot baths, is unknown," she said.

The Laukkanen group agreed that because the data come from the 1st region of Finland, the acquired results have every chance not to affect other groups of the population.

The study was based on the data of almost 1700 Finnish men and women. Participants were asked about their use of saunas, and these data were compared with deaths from cardiovascular diseases. Data for the study were collected in the period from 1998 to 2015, and the average study period was 15 years.

The frequency use of sauna, likewise, is connected with the well-being of the heart. Between people who used the sauna four to seven one a week, 3 percent died of heart disease in the direction of 15 years, but this number increased to 10% for those who used the sauna only once a week, demonstrated the study.

Dr. David Friedman is considered the boss of the service of the heart of the scarcity in the clinic long island Jewish Valley Stream in Valley Stream, the state of New-york.he said that it is not easy to draw firm conclusions from the study, but the results show that the introduction of the sauna "has the ability to be the right additional strategy" for the well-being of the heart, along with an improved diet and more exercises.

But another cardiologist highlighted the fact that the Yankees don't start to think about the saunas as substitutes for physical exercises.

"Mid - and high-intensity exercises have a cardioprotective effect," explained Dr Satjit Bhusri, a practitioner at Lenox hill clinic in new York city. Fresh results do not necessarily mean, in fact, that "anyone is obliged to perform a day at the Spa [instead]," he said.