Frequent fighters more likely to die in mid-life

[Davey Jones]

I dont know if this is true or not...So what this is saying most of us seniors never had enough heated argument to die young.

People who are constantly at odds with their families, friends and neighbors are more likely to die in middle age, a big new study from Denmark finds.
The study provides some broad new evidence for what other researchers have found on a smaller scale: Too much arguing is bad for your health.
The Danish researchers, reporting Thursday in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, also found that people who worry a lot about partners and children or say those family members "demand too much" have a higher risk of dying young.

 

[Meanderer]

...not worth arguing about. Just change it to "Frequent Flyers more Likely to Die in Mid-air". On the other hand why not both!

 

[kcvet]

wars' will do it to

 

[Meanderer]

Our home should never become a battleground. We should always try to make up before the Sun goes down! I think this is the study:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/05/08/fighting-arguing-death-study/8858019/

 

[kcvet]

unfortunately our homes have become battlegrounds. home invasions are common now

this guy runs a car/truck sales business just south of the metro where i live.

 

[Kaya]

When things get so bad it isn't fun any more, or peacefull more often than not, then it is time to move on. At least, that is what my motto is. This includes family too. So, I just have around me those who I know I get along with instead of friction.