Healthy Lifestyle News
Wednesday, 15th October 2008
Winter weather 'could cause strokes and heart attacks'
The poor weather associated with the onset of winter in the UK could see an increase in the amount of people suffering from strokes and heart attacks, it has been pointed out.
The Daily Mail cites research from Liverpool John Moores University, which states that because blood thickens in cold weather, the risk of a thrombosis and a stroke may be increased.
In addition, the lower temperatures force the heart to work harder to pump more oxygen to the extremities, which could lead to a heart attack.
Not only this, but lower levels of Vitamin D production in winter could make it harder for people to lose weight, researchers from Aberdeen University found.
Anyone who is overweight may be at greater risk from heart attacks or strokes in winter, as well as from developing other health problems such as diabetes and osteoarthritis.
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