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I cardiologi indicano l'indicatore chiave per proteggere il cuore dallo stress e come migliorarlo: "Il tuo cuore sarà più resistente".

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By Andrew Zaleski Verified
| Men's Health Verified
Vai a: Cos'è la variabilità della frequenza cardiaca (HRV), l'indicatore per proteggere il cuore? Come migliorare la propria HRV Il tuo budget è limitato e il tempo a tua disposizione è poco. Sei stressato e il cuore ti batte forte. Numerosi studi hanno riscontrato un legame tra stress e malattie cardiache, e alcuni esperti sostengono addirittura che lo stress sia il principale fattore di rischio per una cattiva salute cardiovascolare.
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A B-52 Accidentally Lost Two Hydrogen Bombs Over North Carolina. One Nearly Detonated. One Is Still Buried. Original

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By Andrew Zaleski Verified
| Popular Mechanics Verified
JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT on January 24, 1961, 18-year-old Billy Reeves came home from his late shift, kicked off his boots, and looked up just in time to see a B-52 falling out of the sky. Reeves lived with his parents in a small, narrow house on Big Daddy’s Road in Faro, a tiny community in North Carolina so close to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro that military aircraft were part of the landscape. But this one was different.
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Seagulls Were Terrorizing Ocean City’s Beaches. The Town Fought Back With Birds of Prey.

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By Andrew Zaleski Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
Had you braved the bumper-to-bumper traffic on any one of the four bridges leading to Ocean City, an island-town on New Jersey’s coast with eight miles of sandy beach, muscled your way through a phalanx of umbrellas, bikinis, and bros to claim your spot by the Atlantic, and spread out your towels and blankets for a day in the sun, you’d be forgiven for thinking the hard work was over. But then, in all likelihood, you’d look up and notice the seagulls. Legions of them.
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