Study: Why Anger Strikes During Hot Days

Sun, sea, heat, vacation and relaxed. So how can you be sad or angry? Well, it can happen. Lana del Rey well conveyed this feeling, five years ago, with her hit “Summerime Sadness” or shipyard Bruno De Martino, who said through his song that we should hate wine.

Stress, nervousness and tension are the first effects of the heat wave during the summer months. This is the result of a study published by the British “The Sun”, which was recently presented by researchers from Pontan University in San Diego. According to the study, stress hormones grow along with rising temperatures, thus protecting the phenomenon they have called the Lana del Rey “song. Summertimes Blues”.

And according to scientists, this is best proved by statistics, as the number of crimes over the summer months increases significantly, along with episodes of violence in society or family. Months of summer, especially May, June, and July, are the most dangerous months for the killings.

Studies have also shown that rising temperatures automatically increase heart rate, testosterone level, and metabolic reactions, which promote what is known as “the charming neurotric system”, which is responsible for responding to a rather small stimulus.

All of this is quickly translated into a change of mood: the hot one makes us more Novik, dumber, and especially violent. All of us feel embarrassed even by the heat of our bodies, which quickly affects our mood, which in the worst cases can damage our brain.

This is just a seasonal disturbance, which has no further complications. But what would be the solution? Researchers have advice: In hot months, just try to be calm and happy, just as vacations should be.