Loneliness Raises Risk Of Early Death
According to a new study by researchers at the University of Chicago, people age 55 and over who regularly feel lonely and isolated have a 14 percent higher risk of early death, partly because loneliness can lead to less restful sleep, high blood pressure, and diminished sense of well-being. What do you think?
Ruby Engels
This just tells us what we already knew: Practically anything kills the elderly.
Massage Therapist