If you're a hot football fan, your health is in serious danger: Study Data Published

Fans go through everything. The good, the bad, and everything in the middle, transmits Periscope.

It is a frightening journey and becomes even more frightening to the fact that everything happens beyond our control.

We weren't the ones who influenced the footballer to score a carol at the last minute of the match.

But we still have to experience the general consequences of such incidents.

How much football we allow to affect our lives depends on how deep we are involved, but recent studies suggest that devoted fans are in serious health danger.

Research by Oxford University revealed that loyal supporters experience levels of physical stress that can expose themselves to heart attacks.

The study tested the reactions of Brazilian fans from the shocking 7-1 loss to Germany at the World Cup in 2014.

It has been found that the level of cortisole hormones exceeded the limits during the semifinal loss.

Despite perceptions that men are more connected to teams, the study found that there was no difference in the level of stress between men and women during the match.

High levels of cortisol over a long period can increase blood pressure and damage the heart.

I can also give him the feeling of anxiety when their lives are in danger. /Periscope. com/