So this is why many people swear when they fight

It turned out there was an extremely scientific reason behind swearing when there was a scandal.

Swearing is a behavior that is definitely not recommended, because it can make you "ugly" and impolite in the eyes of others.

However, there is an unacceptable fact that every time a scuffle or fight happens, you will see that the characters in the series are not only aggressive but also "cursing" . They are willing to give the enemy "to eat" everything in this world, although it is unclear what words have any use.

Swearing can make you "ugly" and impolite in the eyes of others.

But you know what? So, there is an extremely scientific reason behind this, and it was discovered in recent research by the University of Keele (UK). That is: "swearing" can help "increase strength" in an instant literally.

Specifically, the experts conducted two experiments. The first experiment consisted of 29 candidates, each of whom practiced a short exercise with a strong bike-related exercise. The second experiment, 52 candidates, examined the maximum grip of the hand. Both experiments were conducted in 2 stages: before and after swearing.

Swearing "can help" increase strength "in a moment's literal sense.

The results showed that candidates could focus and develop stronger than after throwing a few cursing sentences. The reason for the phenomenon has not been clarified, but experts hypothesize that persistence can irritate the heart, similar to how the body responds when in danger. Thanks to that, the power was increased in an instant.

According to Dr. Richard Stephens, head of the study, " There has been research showing that curse helps us to suffer better pain. The reason may be because it stimulates the sympathetic nervous system, like the process. The heart beats harder when we're in danger. "

"However, when measuring heart rate and testing some neurological phenomena after swearing, we have not gained anything."

Persistence can cause irritation to the heart, so the power increases in minutes.

The real reason for this dread phenomenon may need further research to answer. And we also need to remember once again: swearing is not good. Depending on context and situation, please behave in a cultural way!