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Moaning and complaining is good for your blood pressure.

(33 Posts)
MawBroon Thu 22-Nov-18 10:25:03

gringrin

merlotgran Thu 22-Nov-18 10:08:06

Career change?

toscalily Thu 22-Nov-18 10:01:58

I would take that with a pinch of salt, especially if it is the Mirror but of course your not supposed to have too much salt either if you have high blood pressure wink

MawBroon Thu 22-Nov-18 10:01:56

Is that the Hank Marvin who used to be in the Shadows?

Teetime Thu 22-Nov-18 10:00:56

I'm not much of a moaner makes me feel depressed and I am always working on that.

berdie Thu 22-Nov-18 09:58:33

I have a good moan, every time the news comes on, makes me feel great. My family however would disagree.

EllanVannin Thu 22-Nov-18 09:56:08

I suppose they're likened to " creaking gates " particularly if their moans are about health problems as they're more likely to get their " moans " seen to and sorted rather than those who don't moan and keep things to themselves.

oldbatty Thu 22-Nov-18 09:41:55

Yes who would have thought it? Professor Hank Marvin writes today in the Mirror that a good old moan is actually beneficial. Moaners (not to confused with remoaners) live longer, have lower blood pressure and sharper follicles than their sunny counterparts. So go ahead, crack open a can of lager and have a good old moan.