The Lifesaving Purpose of Pets
Why do we have pets? We humans are wired to be social beings. But, let's face it, there are times when being with fellow humans can be really painful and stressful. Ever wonder why cats and dogs have an enormous fanbase online?
@healthbiztips by Arlene Gentallan
Does the comradery of a pet serves a purpose? Research reveals that pets provide such a strong support, at times, even more effective than the support we get from our family, spouse, or close friend.
Don't underestimate the huge emotional impact that pets have on us. There are documentaries of people who survived tough times thanks to their pet, which will make you see pets in a new light.
Studies reveal that the presence of a dog improves performance and lessens error. Furthermore, pets are beneficial to the cardiovascular system as their mere presence lowers blood pressure and heart rate.
It may have been our natural instinct to find a way to fill our longing and cut down on stress by befriending those who can actually help us.
Having a pet lowers the risk of depression and boosts the immune system.
Dogs at workplaces and hospital (eg. therapy dogs) are beneficial to employees as they reduce stress and anxiety, improve work performance, and increase social interactions.
Did you notice that the presence of dogs in a social setting remarkably improves social interaction among humans. Individuals are more likely to engage in a conversation with a stranger if they are accompanied by a dog.
We battle with stress everyday. Even simple things can make or ruin our mood. Isn't it refreshing to realize that the mere presence of a pet cuts down on stress.
Pets build a part of our mental and physical health so make sure to take care care of your buddies.
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| The Lifesaving Purpose of Pets |
@healthbiztips by Arlene Gentallan
Does the comradery of a pet serves a purpose? Research reveals that pets provide such a strong support, at times, even more effective than the support we get from our family, spouse, or close friend.
Don't underestimate the huge emotional impact that pets have on us. There are documentaries of people who survived tough times thanks to their pet, which will make you see pets in a new light.
Studies reveal that the presence of a dog improves performance and lessens error. Furthermore, pets are beneficial to the cardiovascular system as their mere presence lowers blood pressure and heart rate.
It may have been our natural instinct to find a way to fill our longing and cut down on stress by befriending those who can actually help us.
Having a pet lowers the risk of depression and boosts the immune system.
Dogs at workplaces and hospital (eg. therapy dogs) are beneficial to employees as they reduce stress and anxiety, improve work performance, and increase social interactions.
Did you notice that the presence of dogs in a social setting remarkably improves social interaction among humans. Individuals are more likely to engage in a conversation with a stranger if they are accompanied by a dog.
We battle with stress everyday. Even simple things can make or ruin our mood. Isn't it refreshing to realize that the mere presence of a pet cuts down on stress.
Pets build a part of our mental and physical health so make sure to take care care of your buddies.
