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I've seen this explanation before and found it odd. Do rich foods cause acute heart issues? Or cause immediate heart damage substantial enough to trigger heart
by brandon272 10y ago
I've seen this explanation before and found it odd. Do rich foods cause acute heart issues? Or cause immediate heart damage substantial enough to trigger heart attacks?
- qbrass 10y agoYour body has to work harder to digest, then rid itself of the extra sugar/fat/salt/alcohol, the food itself will give you higher blood pressure, which was probably higher than normal because of holiday stress, and compounded by your body having to work harder to process the meal. But it's probably just pushing people who are borderline over the edge, and not undoing years of healthy living in a weekend.
- Dylan16807 10y ago> Your body has to work harder to digest Does it, though? I could see plausible reasons it would work less hard, and the only ill effects would be long term from weight gain.