People Living Older optimistic

The researchers at the University of Pittsburgh the average number of death and chronic health conditions among the patients in the study Women `s Health Initiative - that have followed the development of more than 100,000 women aged 50 years and above since 1994. Women who have optimistic - estimate of the good things and bad will not happen - 14 percent less likely to die due to any cause compared with people who pessimistic, and 30 percent less might exhale of breath due to heart problems after eight years observation in the study. People may be less optimistic also for high blood pressure, diabetes or cigarette suck. Team, led by Dr. Hilary Tindle, also examine the very women who do not believe in other people - one group which they call "very cynical hostile" - and compare them with women who trust other people more. Women in the warring groups in the cynical tend to agree with questions like: "I often have to accept the command of someone who did not know as much as I know" or "do not trust the safe one," Tindle said in an interview with a phone or device journalist news UK, Reuters. "This proves not believe common sense to others," said Tindle, which presents studies on the annual meeting Thursday in the American Psychosomatic Society in Chicago. Thinking patterns such pluck victims. "Women who are hostile cynic 16 percent more likely to die (during the study period) compared with women who are not too hostile a cynical," said Tindle. They were also 23 percent more likely to have caused the death of cancer. Tindle said the study did not prove that negative attitudes lead to negative health impact, but he says all the findings really are a show of the day. "I think we really need more research to design a treatment that will be directed to the human attitude to see if all that can be changed and whether changes are beneficial for health," he said. And Tindle says although a pesimitis might think, "My fate is decided. No I can do, I do not believe is true.` We just do not know "