A strange study carried out by Norwegian scientists says that people born during periods of sunbathing will live longer than others !!
It could be the most eccentric scientific article published since one team Norwegian scientists argue that the average age of a person, that is, the length of his life depends on the phase of the sun on the day he was born. In short, the researchers they claim that the periodic activity of our sun has something to do with when to shake the petals.
Scientists argue that, having researched solar activity between 1676-1878 and the time of death of people born during this period, they found that those who were born during the periods of sun-tranquility lived longer. So, a magazine report Proceedings of the Royal Society B says that, the children those born during the period when the sun had little activity lived about 5,2 years longer than the rest.
In addition, they report that, fertility and reproductive success procedure decreased in women born in years with high solar activity.
Researchers believe that those who were born when sun were rather nervous tend to die prematurely because, during these times, the celestial body produces enormous amounts of ultraviolet radiation, which can damage cells and even DNA.
