More and more people are choosing to work rather than take all of the vacation days that they are entitled to. One might say that these people are to be admired for their great dedication to their jobs and careers, but studies are now showing that there is real evidence that vacations are important to your physical health. Those who vacation regularly—at least two vacations a year—are less likely to develop heart disease or have a heart attack. So, make sure you leave the laptop computer behind and take a real vacation every few months.

According to the passage, people who take vacations regularly:

1) should take their computers with them at times.
2) are not as dedicated to their work as they could be.
3) decrease their chances of having health problems.
4) get more sleep on vacation than at home.

People who regularly take vacations are less likely to develop heart-related health issues, contrasting with higher dedication to work by forgoing vacation time.

Explanation:

According to the passage, people who take vacations regularly decrease their chances of having health problems, specifically heart disease or heart attacks. The indication is that taking real vacations without bringing along work-related stressors, like a laptop computer, contributes positively to one's physical health. This reflects an understanding that, despite a perceived dedication to work, neglecting vacation time may actually be detrimental to health.