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Medical warning warns that scoring a goal may increase risk of silent heart danger
English doctor Matt Butler explained that the excitement during football matches can pose real health risks, especially to the heart and nervous system, particularly for fans with heart problems. Studies indicate that stress and psychological immersion during the games lead to increased levels of stress hormones like cortisol and testosterone, which accelerate heart rate and raise blood pressure. In some cases, this can result in heart attacks. Additionally, stress begins up to 12 hours before the matches, boosting hormonal activity, with a 30% increase in heart attacks during local league games and a 27% rise in sexual activity after teams' victories, which may explain the increase in birth rates following tournaments.
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