A new research has revealed a new fact that getting angry is good for one's health.

Boffins said that the emotion lessens the negative impact of stress on the physical condition of a person.

According to research, anger increases the flow of blood to the brain's region that is involved in experiencing positive feelings.

The research was carried out by inducing anger in 30 male participants with a simple laboratory method utilizing 50 recognized phrases, which were intended to aggravate them.

The report stated that before and immediately after the trial, they assessed the subjects' heart rate, arterial tension, stress hormones testosterone and cortisol while scanning their brains.

Neus Herrero of the University of Valencia and his fellow workers, said that their researches, issued in the journal Hormones and Behaviour, showed the left hemisphere of the brain became more stimulated.

Herrero said the left frontal region of the brain is involved in experiencing positive emotions, while the right is more related to negative emotions. The left frontal area also triggers 'closeness' which can generate happiness, whereas the right provokes withdrawal, fear and sadness. (With Inputs from Agencies)