American scientists associate loneliness with a variety of diseases that have emerged against the background of alienation. Hypertension, Alzheimer's disease, low immunity - it's all the consequences of a lonely lifestyle.

Scientists have explored loneliness as a biological process in the body. It turned out that people suffering from loneliness, stress hormones, and immunity cells, which are designed to suppress pathogenic bacteria, are very active.

True, immune cells that resist deadly viruses are in a dormant state.

Experts believe that in single people, immunity can cope with only minor diseases, as well as with the rapid healing of small wounds and cuts. But to prevent a viral attack of serious infections, the organism of a single person can hardly. And it does not matter, people surround this person, or he lives alone. If he feels lonely, then loneliness has a place to be..

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