The majority of Mexicans live under a heavy burden of stress, which also results in poor health.
According to a survey conducted by the Office of Strategic Communications (CGE) on a sample of 600 Mexican citizens, more than 45 percent said they lived under stress, 40 percent says would describe life as nervous, and more than 11 percent would say they were restless.
Out of 100 Mexican citizens, 95 believe that stress is bad for health and only two think they have no impact on health at all. Just over 70 percent said that stress can occur equally in anyone . . .
