American scientists continue to surprise the public with their own research. Representatives of the University of Minnesota are confident that loneliness leads to death. According to scientists, social isolation provokes “brain wear and tear.” The risk of death increases by 70%.
Another conclusion without test subjects?
Loneliness Leads to Death
European researchers have challenged Americans, who possess evidence that most long-lived people on the planet are lonely. In Western Europe, lonely elderly people boast about their physical fitness and intelligence. Demonstrating superiority to others. Since the late 20th century, it has been established that the absence of stress and living for personal pleasure prolongs life.
Psychology cannot be ignored in this matter. Perhaps loneliness leads to death when there are emotional wounds. The loss of loved ones, inability to live in society, or apathy towards the surrounding world can destroy the human body. In the 21st century — the age of digital technology — it is difficult to talk about isolation. The presence of the internet solves the issue of social isolation. On the contrary, a lonely person lives for their own benefit. They do not worry about children and do not exhaust their nerves in interactions with the opposite sex.
Psychologists are confident that drawing conclusions based on guesses is foolish. Loneliness cannot be viewed from a single perspective. For each person, loneliness looks different. Some enjoy their free time. Others cry into their pillow at night.
