Bully When Teens Increase Risk of Health Problems As Adults

The negative effects of bullying not only interfere with a person\’s mental and emotional health. A recent study from Canada reveal bullying also can bring physical health problems. Research conducted by Alanna D Hager of Metropolitan State University, Denver, say bullying is harmful both sides of the emotional and physical http://www.semeika.com/bitrix/redirect.php?event1=&event2=&event3=&goto=http://www.ruangtani.com/9-tahap-panduan-lengkap-cara-budidaya-bawang-merah/ well. Those who are bullied often have headaches, dizziness, back pain to insomnia and obesity. \”Health problems, be it mental health such as depression, anxiety, and physical health problems such as obesity and pains haunt those who are victims of bullying,\” Hager said, quoted by Reuters on Friday (01/01/2016). The

study, published in the Journal of Adolescent Health was conducted on 662 adolescents aged 12 to 19 years. The teens were followed for 10 years until they grow up and checked his health condition. As a result, the woman who as a teenager bullied have a tendency to be obese and have a poor body image. While men more often experience headaches, back pain and low self-esteem. Therefore, Hager said the bullying that occurs during adolescence can not be underestimated. Teenagers are very sensitive to the social environment, which ultimately can imprint until they are adults. \”The right time to

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Bully When Teens Increase Risk of Health Problems As Adults