A study posted in the Journal of Vascular and Interventional Nuerology states that "a decreased risk for death due to MI and all cardiovascular diseases (including stroke) was observed among persons with cats. Acquisition of cats as domestic pets may represent a novel strategy for reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases in high-risk individuals."
Owning cats can seriously help out your health situation. Kitties can easily reduce your levels of stress — especially for women above 50 years old — and the comforting rhythmic sound of their purring actually has healing qualities. The sound has been linked to lessening chances of a heart attack and even strengthening your bones.
So, tell everyone who's ever diminished your cat-loving nature to the cat lady stereotype — even calling it "crazy" — to knock it off. In the end, just know that you'll be the healthiest (and happiest) one in the room. Other than your cat, of course.
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