The impact of different personalities on health

　　Optimists are prone to obesity. Because they always see the good side, they don’t pay much attention to the problems caused by being overweight, and they often can’t resist the temptation of delicious food. People who are overly optimistic are more confident and take more risks, are more likely to die prematurely, and are more likely to develop bad habits such as smoking and drinking.

　　Anxiety is more likely to cause stomach ulcers. People with unstable moods are more likely to smoke and drink alcohol, develop irregular eating habits, or have sleep problems, resulting in Stomach problems The probability of occurrence increases. Frequent mood swings can also trigger headaches, Acne and bladder infections.

　　Being sensitive is less likely to cause heart disease. If a man is sympathetic, loving, etc., he is more inclined to female characteristics, the chance of suffering from chronic heart disease will be greatly reduced. Women's irritability can easily lead to breast cancer，male Irritability and increased risk of colon cancer.

　　Extroverts are less likely to have a heart disease . Extroverted people are less likely to suffer from heart disease and infectious diseases and have better recovery capabilities.

　　Shy people are at higher risk of stroke. Shy people like to live a hidden life, are easily nervous when encountering new environments, have poor ability to resist viral infections, and often cold , the risk of heart attack and stroke is 50% higher than that of the average person.

　　People with low IQs are at higher risk for brain diseases. People with low IQs healthy It is more difficult to make sense of life, more prone to anxiety, and susceptible to late-onset dementia and post-traumatic stress disorder.

　　People with integrity are healthier. Diligent and upright people are less likely to suffer from diabetes, bone disease, ischium nerve pain and stroke, and even Alzheimer’s disease. They often engage in healthy activities, have a good attitude, exercise more, and eat healthily.