Can Heartbreak Really Kill You? New Study Reveals Surprising Truth
Ever had your heart broken so badly you thought, “If I eat one more sympathy casserole, I’m going to combust”? Well, you’re not just being dramatic (for once) — apparently science is on your side . A study in Frontiers In Public Health has officially confirmed that yes, it is technically possible to die from a broken heart when the grief is overwhelming . Way to go, Cupid. Now all those bleak romantic comedies feel like documentaries, huh? So what do you think: should we be stockpiling chocolate—and maybe booking annual checkups with a cardiologist—before diving into love, or just accept our casserole-fueled fate? Ready for the tragicomic details? LEARN MORE
A study published in Frontiers In Public Health found that it’s actually possible to die of a broken heart after the death of a loved one, especially if the grief is overwhelming. What do you think?
“It could be the steady diet of bereavement casseroles.”
Robin Wackerfuss, Ointment Prescriber
“Hopefully one day we’ll finally find a cure for love.”
Steven Dyell, Unemployed
“And yet the corrupt media has spent years telling us that having loved ones is safe.”
Hugh Sisman, Grievance Filer
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