You can cause them enough stress that the clog in their artery closes and causes a heart attack. But cardiovascular disease is caused by lifestyle choices and genetics mainly.
While you can’t directly give someone a heart attack, indirectly, with various factors that is possible.
Let’s say person A has a bad lifestyle, he is obese, doesn’t work, and lays around his couch throughout the day, orders KFC for his breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Someday, you barge in, regarding a parking issue or anything that could get him in legal trouble. You bluff him, reporting to authorities.
His heartbeat rises, heart tries to pump harder, the fat from KFC is clogged in his arteries, with the pressure, it gets ruptured. Here is your heart attack.
Yes, you can. There was a guy I knew that liked to prank people — nothing outrageous; just simple things like moving your water bottle when you weren’t looking, unplugging your computer monitor, etc. He was a cool dude, though.
Someone in the office wanted to get him back and put a fake mouse underneath his keyboard. When he found it, he flipped out a bit, but was seemingly okay.
A few minutes later, he was leaning against the wall, looking as if he was ready to fall over. They called the paramedics and he was rushed off to the hospital. When he came back, he admitted to it being a heart attack.
The person that put the mouse under his keyboard felt so bad because they were friends for a long time. After that, the pranks were kept at the annoying level rather than shock level.
Yes. You can introduce a shock to their system. This can be done through a variety of ways, including triggering drama.
But they will only have a heart attack if their system is weak to begin with (sickness or age or whatever). You can’t just give them a heart attack with your mind or something.
Technically no. You can’t just will a heart attack on someone. But if a person has all of the right factors for a heart attack (high blood pressure, cardiac blockage, etc) and are sufficiently stressed out by your words/actions then it is possible that they could have a heart attack. Doesn’t mean they will. Or that they’re not just as likely to have one while mowing the lawn or playing tennis or making breakfast.
Yes. I’m not going to say it doesn’t happen if someone doesn’t have underlying health or heart issues, I’ve seen some wild shit. Someone with heart issues, yes 100000%
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Constant stress is bad for the heart, so if you’re in a toxic environment it can weaken and damage your heart over time
And when this weak heart gets in an extreme situation, it might be enough for a heart attack
You can cause them enough stress that the clog in their artery closes and causes a heart attack. But cardiovascular disease is caused by lifestyle choices and genetics mainly.
Yes, especially if you text “we need to talk” with no context. Medical science has nothing on relationship anxiety
While you can’t directly give someone a heart attack, indirectly, with various factors that is possible.
Let’s say person A has a bad lifestyle, he is obese, doesn’t work, and lays around his couch throughout the day, orders KFC for his breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Someday, you barge in, regarding a parking issue or anything that could get him in legal trouble. You bluff him, reporting to authorities.
His heartbeat rises, heart tries to pump harder, the fat from KFC is clogged in his arteries, with the pressure, it gets ruptured. Here is your heart attack.
My ex-wifes neighbor died of a heart attack a couple hours after he saw me wearing a dress
Edit: he was in extremely poor health and had a rough day but when I showed up to chill with my daughter, he was absolutely shocked
Yes, you can. There was a guy I knew that liked to prank people — nothing outrageous; just simple things like moving your water bottle when you weren’t looking, unplugging your computer monitor, etc. He was a cool dude, though.
Someone in the office wanted to get him back and put a fake mouse underneath his keyboard. When he found it, he flipped out a bit, but was seemingly okay.
A few minutes later, he was leaning against the wall, looking as if he was ready to fall over. They called the paramedics and he was rushed off to the hospital. When he came back, he admitted to it being a heart attack.
The person that put the mouse under his keyboard felt so bad because they were friends for a long time. After that, the pranks were kept at the annoying level rather than shock level.
I guess so. Someone with heart issues can definitely die from shock, stress or fear.
Yes a nagging wife can definitely do it.
Well yes…
Unfortunately, yes, and it happens more than people think. Stress and fear are not good for heart conditions.
It would probably be more accurate to say that you can do something to trigger a heart attack.
But the heart attack will still only happen if the person already had an underlying heart condition (whether they knew about it or not.)
You can be the final trigger for something caused by genetics and lifestyle.
Yeah. Seen it done over time. Person didnt manage their stress.
Yes. You can introduce a shock to their system. This can be done through a variety of ways, including triggering drama.
But they will only have a heart attack if their system is weak to begin with (sickness or age or whatever). You can’t just give them a heart attack with your mind or something.
Technically no. You can’t just will a heart attack on someone. But if a person has all of the right factors for a heart attack (high blood pressure, cardiac blockage, etc) and are sufficiently stressed out by your words/actions then it is possible that they could have a heart attack. Doesn’t mean they will. Or that they’re not just as likely to have one while mowing the lawn or playing tennis or making breakfast.
I get heart palpitations in stressful situations involving others, so yes they can definitely give me a heart attack.
My mom had a stress related heart attack a few months ago, caused by my grandma with dementia.
With a syringe and a bunch of random chemicals, you can do anything you set your mind to
Yes. I’m not going to say it doesn’t happen if someone doesn’t have underlying health or heart issues, I’ve seen some wild shit. Someone with heart issues, yes 100000%