Your Cat Makes your Life Better

It’s very odd to have such cute fluffy creatures like a cat and don’t feel love every single day! These lovely ones have their own world, full of fun, joy and sleeping. Even people who have trouble and specific issues with cats, can’t handle their feelings once they see a little beloved kitty with her charming look.

Scientific evidence has proven that having a furry companion in your room; affects your health positively and brings you a unique kind of happiness and satisfaction. Whether you live with a cat that loves playing or a quiet introverted cat who loves its own space, all of them can easily bring you welfare and positive energy. So, having a cat around you might be as rewarding as any other friendship, how?

• Reducing the risk of heart disease

According to scientific studies, having a cat can reduce your stress levels, which in turn indirectly affects the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. The cat can help by 30% of reducing the risk of various heart diseases, including stroke.

• Healing bones, tendons, and muscles

The purring sound in cats is one of the most relaxing sounds in the world, and it certainly means that your cat feels happy and comfortable, as this sound has also long been associated with the healing ability of human bones and muscles. Cats’ purrs produce vibrations with a frequency of 20-140 Hz, and studies have shown that frequencies in the 18-35 Hz range have a positive effect on joint movement after injury. The scientists have begun to talk about the possibility of cat noises and how they can help humans.

• Sleeping better

There are recent studies that have shown that people (especially women) prefer sleeping with their cats more than their partners, and they have stated that they are more comfortable with their cats than humans in bed, at the Mayo Clinic Center for Sleep Medicine in Britain from confirming the following results: 41% of people in that study indicated that they were sleeping better because of their pet, while only 20% said it led to disturbances.

• Making you much attractive to others

Research by Dr. John Nichols, a leading researcher in the field of pets, found that women were more likely to be attracted to men who had pets (90% of unmarried women), as they considered men who had cats to be gentler and caring than those who had pets. They don’t have cats.

• Reducing stress and anxiety

Having a cat around can release calming chemicals into your body, which in turn reduces stress and anxiety. Cats are famous for being the least expensive and effortless animal to breed, and a simple petting session is usually enough to make you and your cat happy.

•  Cats Mean Less Allergies (For Your Kids)

In 2002, the National Institutes of Health released a study that found that children under a year old who live with cats are less likely to develop all kinds of allergies. According to Marshall Plait, MD, chief of allergy mechanisms at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases: “Living with pets early on appears to protect against not only pet allergies but also other types of common allergies, such as allergies to dust mites and grasses.”

• Even just watching cat videos is good for you

A study by Indiana University Bloomington found that more than 7,000 people watch videos about cats online. This boosts viewers’ energy, encourages positive emotions, and reduces negative ones. And it turns out that all those hours spent on YouTube weren’t a waste of time, they really helped you!

All this and more indirect positive benefits, which affect you and your health, do you really feel this difference after owning a shot? Are you thinking of owning a cat someday?!