Social isolation, insomnia, and obesity will cause many problems in the future for gamers when it comes to getting a job or staying in college. According to video-game-addiction.org, if you aren’t getting enough sleep, this can cause consequences socially (Video Game Addiction, n.d). Losing sleep to play videogames will mean you don’t have the energy or want to put in the time for your relationships and you are probably not someone who people want to be around when you don’t get enough sleep. When playing video games for a long period of time, insomnia can be caused because of “overstimulation of the brain” (Video Game Addiction, n.d). You could also lose sleep just because you are too worried about playing or just thinking about the game. Obesity may not be completely caused by video game addiction, it is related. As you can tell by this image I found in the article Health Psychology, based on how many hours video games are played, there is an increase in obesity (Health Psychology, 2009). Stateofobesity.org states that 30.3% of adults ages 20 to 39 are obese (Obesity Rates & Trends,
Social isolation, insomnia, and obesity will cause many problems in the future for gamers when it comes to getting a job or staying in college. According to video-game-addiction.org, if you aren’t getting enough sleep, this can cause consequences socially (Video Game Addiction, n.d). Losing sleep to play videogames will mean you don’t have the energy or want to put in the time for your relationships and you are probably not someone who people want to be around when you don’t get enough sleep. When playing video games for a long period of time, insomnia can be caused because of “overstimulation of the brain” (Video Game Addiction, n.d). You could also lose sleep just because you are too worried about playing or just thinking about the game. Obesity may not be completely caused by video game addiction, it is related. As you can tell by this image I found in the article Health Psychology, based on how many hours video games are played, there is an increase in obesity (Health Psychology, 2009). Stateofobesity.org states that 30.3% of adults ages 20 to 39 are obese (Obesity Rates & Trends,