A Japanese study has put forward a fact that high resting heart rates may be linked to the development of obesity and diabetes.
The sympathetic nervous system (SNS), which is basically a network of neurons in the body, regulates the heart rate without conscious thought. Furthermore, it is also believed to control the large intestine, blood vessels, pupil dilation, perspiration and blood pressure.
According to the new edition of the World Cancer Report from the International Agency for Research on Cancer, due to rapid increase in cancer cases, cancer will soon replace heart disease as the leading cause of deaths worldwide. Report added that low- and middle-income countries will experience the impact of higher cancer incidence and death rates more sharply than industrialized countries.