Doctors have called the most stressful profession

The most stressful was the profession of waitresses, nurses, and saleswomen.

Scientists have found that the most severe stress experienced by the representatives of the status, professions, dependent on the whims of customers and superiors — the waiters and sellers.

“It is among this group present the highest risk of stroke and other cardiovascular diseases. Those who are engaged in low-paid physical labor (e.g. security guards and porters), are the work of not more stress than professors and doctors”, — is spoken in the message.

It is noted that Chinese scientists have collected data for 140 thousands of employees aged 18 to 75 years from three continents. Information about their health was collected over a period from 3 to 16 years.7_result”All professions categoryservice on the basis of two parameters: the level of psychological stress and level of worker control over the labor process. It turned out that doctors, architects and other professionals, despite the high burden, there is minimal risk of a stroke is a respected profession, whose representatives are in control of your working time and tasks “, — underlined in the message.

The most stressful was the profession of waitresses, nurses, clerks and other low-wage occupations in the service sector. Work in this area has large stress, an irregular schedule and, most importantly, its members are forced to submit to the demands and whims of customers and management. In addition, they suffer from a lack of respect from society.

As a result, the risk of stroke for representatives of these professions, at least 22 percent higher than the physicians and architects. Scientists believe that stress at work makes people often smoke, drink alcohol, eat junk food — this is what increases the risk of heart attack and stroke.

To the surprise of researchers, a job where people have little control of their activities, but do not feel pressure from the authorities and customers (guards, miners, porters), devoid of the risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

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