Have a Child Can Prevent Heart Disease

Being a father may be early markers of later life, but can also make a man's survival.
New research published in the journal Human Reproduction, showed that men who become fathers are less likely to die from a heart attack than those without children.
Research conducted by AARP, the U.S. government with a number of university-this is the largest, which seek out a relationship with a death rate of male fertility, involving nearly 138 thousand men.
Although these studies can not prove a relationship between a father and death rates, heart disease experts said there are many reasons to think both can be intertwined.
Some previous research suggests that marriage, has many friends and even a pet can lower the risk of heart problems and death from heart failure. And could have been, the children will help care for you, or give us a reason to be more attentive to the health of yourself.
In addition, the course also takes a gene that is good enough for a father who has children. The inability to have children could mean genetic flaws that can cause heart problems while on the road.
"There is evidence to suggest that male fertility is a window for his health in later life," said Dr. Michael Eisenberg, a specialist in urological and fertility of Stanford University.
Michael, who led the study, also find out a relationship that causes a man can not have children. (bdgpwk.blogspot.com)