New German research seems to indicate that those high-stress, high-paying jobs, could do more than increase your heart rate.  It could increase your risk of diabetes.

The study reported by MSN.com [http://healthyliving.msn.com/diseases/diabetes/the-crazy-thing-that-puts-you-at-risk-for-diabetes] found that those who reported a higher risk of type 2 diabetes were those who had to meet tight deadlines, had too much to do, or had conflicting demands made on their time.

The researchers at the University of California-Irvine believe that chronic tension stimulates the release of the stress hormone cortisol, which can impair how your body regulates blood sugar.

Those with higher "stress" factors, were 45% more likely to develop diabetes than those in calmer environments.

The study tracked participants for a 13-year period.

The report found the most comment reason for increased stress--backed up emails!

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