“Gaming can kill you,” says a South Korean researcher from the National Institute of Scientific Investigation. Of course, because it showed last week again when a Korean showed that 10 days of non-stop gaming is not that good for the heart.
Dr Song Hyeong-gon tells us that many people do not understand the risks of online gaming (but also people who are so online). However, the risk is great and can seriously damage your health. In particular, people who sleep little and remain constantly active online almost never realize how exhausted and stressed they actually are. He therefore concludes that such related conditions that cause exhaustion can even lead to death.
“Because they are stressed by the obsession with winning the game, they consume a considerable amount of energy. In such a physically exhausted condition, exposure to bright colors or stimulating images on the screen is likely to irritate the cerebral cortex and can cause sudden death.”
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