Problem: Jimmy Bullard almost became the third person to leave the 'I'm A Celebrity' jungle when a freak storm reportedly left him suffering from a panic attack. Whilst taking part in the show's 'Shed of Dread' Bush Tucker Trial alongside fellow former sportsman Carl Fogarty, the two found themselves cut off from the rest of camp when the storm hit. 'Jimmy was talking about leaving the show,' a source told the Daily Star, 'He said he felt unsafe.' Jimmy Bullard and Carl 'Foggy' Fogarty needed to be rescued after a freak storm hit the 'I'm A Celebrity' camp. As the rain lashed down, Bullard reportedly suffered an anxiety attack on his return to camp. To make matters worse, the torrential rain prevented the security team from reaching the duo by washing away all connecting roads. Bullard and Foggy were eventually saved from their bug-infested jail when qualified staff fought their way to them, according to the Daily Star. A favourite to win the show, Bullard reportedly suffered a panic attack when he rejoined the camp upon his rescue. Irish model Nadia Forde and rapper Tinchy Stryder had to give up their task after producers deemed it unsafe. The weather conditions were so adverse that producers were forced to put a stop to the tasks - including another involving Nadia Forde and Tinchy Stryder - due to safety concerns. In an act of kindness the show's bosses gave the celebrities their full ten meals in the hopes to keep them positive. With Gemma Collins leaving after three days and Craig Charles travelling home following the tragic death of his brother, producers did their best to reassure Bullard the storm was a one off. According to reports it would appear they have done the trick... for now at least. Producers of the show managed to convince the former Wigan and Fulham midfielder to stay in the jungle.

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Answer: I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here 2014 features Jimmy Bullard and fellow former sportsman Carl Fogarty. Jimmy Bullard reportedly suffered an anxiety attack during huge storm. The former footballer had been cut off from the rest of his camp mates. Bullard was taking part in a Bush Tucker Trial with pal Carl Fogarty. Jimmy Bullard is one of the favourites to win the show.

Text: A little sunshine could be good for your heart. A short, sharp blast from a tanning lamp can cause blood pressure to fall, scientists have found. The results suggest that well-meaning advice to avoid the sun to protect against skin cancer may in fact be raising the odds of  heart problems. Getting some sunshine can lower blood pressure and cuts the risk of heart attacks or strokes, according to a recent study at Southampton University. With high blood pressure trebling the. chance of heart attacks and strokes, researchers believe the benefits of. sunlight may outweigh the risks of skin cancer. The. study by experts at Southampton and Edinburgh Universities exposed the. skin of 24 healthy young men to a sun lamp for 20 minutes and measured. their blood pressure. Diastolic. pressure – the lower of the two figures in a blood pressure reading –. dropped significantly and remained low for at least half an hour after. the lamp was switched off. Studies. into sunlight usually credit vitamin D with any health benefits, but in. this case a different compound was at work. It is thought that the UVA. rays emitted by the lamp triggered the release of a compound called. nitric oxide from the skin. Researchers have found sunshine can alter levels of the small messenger molecule, nitric oxide (NO), in the skin and blood, reducing blood pressure. It then travelled to the blood vessels and relaxed them, causing blood pressure to fall. The. researchers wrote in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology that even. a small drop in blood pressure cuts the risk of heart attacks and. strokes. Martin Feelisch, professor of experimental medicine at Southampton University, said: ‘Every little change might help.’ The. findings could help explain why rates of heart disease go up in the. winter – and why cardiac health is worse in countries further from the. equator. The professor said. it will be important to check that the benefits are not limited to a. quick blast of UV light in a lab but persist in the real world where. people are exposed to sunlight every day. If the sun’s rays do prove to. be beneficial for the heart, the professor said health advice on tanning. should be reviewed. He said that despite concern about skin cancer, heart disease is a far bigger killer. In. Britain, skin cancer kills  2,800 people a year while heart disease and. strokes claim more than 160,000 lives annually and every seven minutes. someone in the UK dies from a heart attack. Professor Feelisch said that. fear of skin cancer has left some people scared of the sun. Others may. not be getting enough sunlight because they spend their work and leisure. time indoors. The study involved exposing the skin of 24 healthy individuals to ultraviolet (UVA) light from tanning lamps for two sessions of 20 minutes each. The results suggest that UVA exposure dilates blood vessels and significantly lowers blood pressure. He added:. ‘Avoiding excess sunlight exposure is critical to prevent skin cancer. but not being exposed to it at all out of fear, or as a result of a. certain lifestyle, could increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. We. are concerned that well-meaning advice to reduce comparatively low. numbers of deaths from skin cancer may inadvertently increase the risk. of death from heart disease and stroke.’ He added that his research  is too preliminary to advise people on how much sun they should be getting. n Sunshine can also ease the early stages of multiple sclerosis, a separate study found. MS is a neurological condition affecting around 100,000 people in the UK, causing problems with vision, balance and the bladder. Research. by Harvard School of Public Health published in online journal JAMA. Neurology found that boosting vitamin D could reduce the severity of MS. Alberto. Ascherio, professor of epidemiology and nutrition at Harvard, said:. ‘Because low vitamin D levels are common and can be easily and safely. increased by oral supplementation, these findings may contribute to. better outcomes for many MS patients.’
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UK study found sunshine can change levels of the molecule, nitric oxide. This has been shown to improve blood pressure and cardiovascular health. Study suggests cutting out sun exposure completely may increase the risk of conditions related to cardiovascular disease.