Standing on the TV can be a heart attack

Not long after work is sitting, but the problem is sitting and sitting united to watch TV. A recent study says that sitting on the TV sitting alone can be a heart attack.

A recent study by the University of Columbia has revealed this horrific fact. Studies have shown that sitting on a sit-and-watch TV could happen until death.

According to a report published in the Journal of American Heart Association, moderate to heavy body weight reduces the risk of a heart attack.

Researchers Keith M. Diaz said, "Our study says, depending on how you spend your time, depending on your wellbeing's health. If your job is where you have to sit for a long time, then you need to increase heavy body exercises. In that case, sitting on the back of the workplace will not be seen watching TV.

It has been said that over 3,500 592 people were surveyed for 8 and 8 years. Each of the people participating in the survey has to know how much time they spend on TV watching at home. Or how much time does the body give?

The study found that those who watch TV for 4 hours or more per day are more likely to have heart problems.

However, working at the workplace for a long time can slow down the risk.