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Dr. Phil McGraw, psychologist, author and host of “Dr. Phil,” appeared on “The Ingraham Angle” Thursday to go over how the American individuals are handling tension and anxiety throughout the continuous lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.
” This is undetectable. I can’t show you an X-ray of depression, I can’t reveal you an X-ray of stress and anxiety, however the fact of the matter is, the longer this lockdown goes on, the more susceptible people get,” the television personality said.
” And it resembles there’s a tipping point. There’s a point at which people start having enough problems in lockdown that it will in fact create more damage and in fact more deaths throughout time than the actual infection will itself.”
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McGraw cautioned that lives will be damaged, not just from the infection however from life’s modifications that have come as a repercussion.
” The fallout is going to last for several years due to the fact that people’s lives are being destroyed,” he stated.
The television host alerted of the negative effects, physically, of isolation, as the country invests day after day in their homes.
” It’s a best storm since here you’ve got individuals that are in isolation that develops problems. Solitude in fact develops problems. Individuals that struggle with solitude,” McGraw said.
” They end up being 29 percent more likely to have coronary artery disease, 32 percent most likely to have strokes or die, 40 percent more likely to have dementia if they’re in that age group. It’s not simply that. It’s psychological. Their bodies really start breaking down.”
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McGraw warned more lives may be ruined as an outcome of the lockdown.
” So we believe we’re protecting individuals’s lives by keeping them locked up. You keep it locked up enough time, there’s a paradoxical result,” McGraw said. “You in fact destroy more lives than you do by letting them head out and safeguard themselves and up into their lives to fight for what they believe in.”
