Benefits of breeding cats
Humans’ love for animals – especially children – is a worldwide passion. Perhaps the most famous pets that humans share their homes are even lying to their dogs and cats.
There is a big difference between the feeling of fear or hate, and there remains a close link began with the stone man and continues to this day.
In America alone, for example, there are more than 90 million adoptive cats.
While many studies point to the harm that cats can do to public health and children, whether it is allergic to the chest, cough or skin disease, they have several benefits:
1. Improve cardiovascular health
Cats can help improve the health of your heart, pulse and blood pressure by reducing stress, which is not available for dog owners.
A study at the University of Minnesota found that cat owners were 30 percent less likely to have heart disease, angina pectoris and sudden heart attacks.
2 – strengthen the immune system
Having cats improves social communication, reduces the likelihood of depression, and, of course, makes you laugh and smile more than they don’t have a cat, which helps improve immunity.
If you are unhappy, the cats feel that way, they come to you to calm you down, and play with you to comfort your grief.
3. Avoid respiratory and allergic diseases
This point may seem one of the most difficult to believe, because of widespread statements about respiratory and chest diseases caused by cats, but a study published in a scientific journal on chest diseases and allergies proved that children raised with cats, are less likely to develop asthma and bronchitis.
In addition, children who spend much of their childhood in caring for pets are more likely to be sympathetic and show positive feelings towards others.
4 – activation of muscles and bones
Cats meow on frequencies between 20 and 140 Hertz, frequencies that have healing effects. Bones are known to heal ideally at frequencies 25 and 50 Hz as well as 100 and 200 Hz. The same applies to muscles and ligaments, particularly inflamed and swollen.
5 – reduce tension and insomnia
Have you ever fondled your cat? Did she come to you to rest a bit on your chest? Or touched your man’s body small? All this and more can help you relax and feel some calm.If you are alone and unconnected, this will inevitably make you feel like some people in your life.
Having a cat requires time, such as playing with her and taking a little picnic, helps break the daily routine and get rid of the stresses of life.
Missouri State University in America also experimented with autistic children and their families with cats.
Therefore, a mother whose son is autistic should not keep pets away from him to protect him, but rather strengthen their presence and communication with them, making it possible to improve his condition.
