Signs that a man’s body is about to die

　　Most men love cars. They will take great care of their cars, but they are very careless about their own bodies. male The average life span of female Shorter than 6 years, because of cardiovascular disease disease and cancer The chance of death is more than four times that of women. A big reason is that they often ignore the "overhaul" signal sent by their bodies. To this end, the British "Daily Mail" published a number of reports on February 9 healthy A health self-assessment question and answer formulated by experts to help men understand their physical condition. If you fail even one question, it means that your body needs to be repaired.
　　
　　Question 1: Is it difficult to breathe in cold weather?
　　
　　Answer "No", pass ； Answer "Yes", warning.
　　
　　Difficulty breathing means that the heart is being forced to work harder. If you feel that the heart is under pressure at the same time, you should pay attention. Ryan Simpson, a cardiologist at the British Cardiovascular Society, emphasized that if you feel difficulty breathing and chest pain and tightness in cold weather, after eating, or during physical exertion, it may be an alarm caused by narrowed arteries.
　　Response: Do an electrocardiogram to check heart activity and also do a stress test.
　　
　　TIPS: An experiment conducted by researchers at Forrest University School of Medicine in the United States showed that mice who ate more cauliflower, carrots, green beans, peas and corn every day had a much lower rate of arterial narrowing than mice who did not eat. It turns out that these vegetables can inhibit arteriosclerosis. Arteriosclerosis hardens and narrows the arteries, which can lead to heart disease and stroke. Studies have found that people who eat more vegetables have a lower chance of heart disease.
　　
　　Chronic inflammation of blood vessels is believed to be the cause of arteriosclerosis. Research shows that plant compounds polyphenols have both anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. In addition, vegetables are also rich in vitamins and have antioxidant effects, which means they can neutralize free radicals that damage cells.
　　
　　The study focused on cauliflower, carrots, green beans, peas and corn, in part because these are the most commonly eaten vegetables in the United States. It is possible that other vegetables may have similar anti-arteriosclerotic effects, but there is still a need for research.