The study says that the consumption of white wine can prevent sudden heart attacks.

Critical medical emergency, sudden heart attack (PCS) are major causes of death in the world. During the event, caused by electrical failure in the organ, the heart stops hitting it unexpectedly and surprisingly, which led to the interruption of blood flow to the brain and other vital organs.

like The survival rate outside the hospital is less than 10 %Prevention of this acute appearance depends on identifying non -clinical and adjustable risk factors, that is, characteristics and behaviors that, so as not to have diseases, affect the risk of computers.

Now, a hybrid study of the broad and genetic causal correlation managed to identify 56 of these risk factors, using data of 502,094 participants in the large biomedical medical database in the UK, accompanied by an average of 13.8 years.

According to the article, Recently published in the Canadian Heart JournalImproving non -clinical factors associated with computers, that is, those who do not depend on installed diseases can prevent up to 63 % of this type of events.

Since it not only depends on genetics or already proven diseases, but on the conditions that can be worked on, the article brings new information and unpublished understanding about how lifestyle and environmental factors contribute to the prevention of the computer. Including interesting information on how to help white wine and champagne avoid this problem.

Evaluating the percentage of computers that can be prevented

Any effective approach to reducing computers before investigating adjustable risk factors. For the first author of the article, Hohwan Low from the University of Vodan in Shanghai, China, previous studies focused on some factors, which mainly directed hypotheses and theories.

But in the current study, a public health researcher says, in a statement, she and her colleagues analyzed environmental and health exhibitions with data from the biological bank in the United Kingdom, and crossed with the random distribution of Mendelian (which uses genetic genetic differences), to assess causal relations.

To study the factors associated with the risk of sudden heart attack, the authors have investigated multiple environmental and behavioral exhibitions, Such as diet, sleep, pollution and tensionand Among other things, at the same time.

Get rid of the worst third of the risk factors (conservative approach), 40 % of computer cases can be prevented. With the elimination of the worst third (full approach), prevention will reach 63 %. Life habits showed a greater preventive effect, with 13-18 % of the cases that can be avoided.

This is the highlight of this is the first study to explore the links between non -clinical risk factors with personal computers, Fodan Ranji Chen was surprised “with a large percentage (40 % to 63 %) of cases that can be prevented by improving unfavorable profiles.

Can champagne and white wine protect the heart?

The study identified nine risk factors that may have a direct (causal) relationship with the risk of sudden heart attack. This indicates that these factors are not only linked, but can really increase or reduce risk.

Negative factors, that is, increase the risk of personal computers, feel feelings of frustration, high body mass index, high mass, arm in the arm, systolic blood pressure and low educational level.

Among the preventive factors, which help to prevent personal computers, draws attention to two unexpected elements: High consumption of champagne/white wine and larger fruit consumptionAlong with positive mood maintenance, weight control, blood pressure control and better education.

For Brazilian cardiologist Marcelo Bergamo, who has not participated in the study, “The potential preventive effect of champagne and white wine It may be associated with the presence of antioxidants, such as polyphenols, which help in the health of blood vessels. “

However, he warns that alcohol should not be seen as a preventive treatment. “The best way to protect the heart is a mixture of a good diet, disease control such as high blood pressure, diabetes, regular physical activity and medical follow -up,” the expert concludes.