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1:10 staying in the dark to much 1:39 consuming too much negative news 2:05 blasting headphones 2:29 social isolation 2:58 too much screen time 3:27 consuming too much sugar 3:50 skipping breakfast 4:20 you’re barely moving 4:46 poor sleeping habits
You and me both buddy... I had more online friends than I had in real life when I used to go to school. It was an era where people would call you a child for playing video games. Even if you were one. So anyway, that's how I became antisocial. Because of very small minded people basically. Unfortunately, I can't change my mind. Because my hate for the world is far greater than my will to socialize 😀
Ya, I'm not sure if this study factored in those of us for whom isolation is the opposite of stressful. But then, they might consider us to be outliers.
I do 3 of these habits: too much screen time, skipping breakfast and poor sleeping habits. I used to isolate myself from social stuff, but now I go to social places a lot and I've gotten more energetic & social. These habits really do have a huge impact on your brain, mental health and life.
How do you do this when you're almost 30 and have nothing going for you in life? And that everything you try ultimately fails? I'm sure some people are just doomed no matter what.
Suggestions on how to change these habits would be helpful. I suspect many of us are aware its not good but don’t know how to break the habit. Or what to do instead.
I can give you an overview of my way of dealing with all of these. 1. Staying in the dark too much. I take care of it by going to the library, often going out to buy the snacks, and finding every little excuse to go outside. 2. Consuming too much negative news. This is a tough one honestly. So in general I have dealt with it by deleting my social media and news related apps and websites. You can try engaging with a bit more positive content instead of the ones that arouse negativity inside of you. 3. Blasting headphones. For this one, I simply started changing what I listen to. I opt for nature sounds. blue/white noise. Alternate between what you normally listen to and nature sounds until you can get rid of loud music altogether. 4. Social Isolation. There was a point in time when I isolated myself to the point of no talking at all to anyone. I learnt my lesson the hard way but maybe you could try foraging friendships online, engaging people of similar interests and turning those internet relations to physical ones over time. 5. Too much screen time. well, this is the hardest I'd say but I get rid of it by going for walks. using snacks as an excuse to leave my devices etc. 6. Consuming sugar. Ah no, this too is the hardest one. Even I find it hard to get rid of but maybe, you could opt for natural sugars like fruits, sweet veges, sugar-free drinks and chocolate instead of things that contain refined sugars. 7. Skipping breakfast. I simply wake up early. waking up early helps because by the time it's breakfast, you are probably gonna feel the need to eat. 8. You're barely moving. Again I go with the snacks excuse to move my body. 9. Poor sleeping habits. Try sleeping in silence instead of using music as a means to sleep. turn your lights off. Eat your dinner 2 hours before sleeping. have a proper schedule. It is essential to note that these are my opinions/suggestions on how to improve your habits and are not binding. Secondly, if you don't have the will to do it, it won't happen. Lastly, everything takes time and you have to keep up the effort and... I WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK!
@@lost_fables I would put more emphasis on the "taking walks" advice, as doing this literally does so much towards fixing a lot of these issues, and they're easy and enjoyable. You could even meet people on the street during a walk, and whether you want to talk to them or not, just exchanging a friendly wave will open up an entire new world for you.
@@Psych2go studying for exams, doing presentations, having to search for teachers to develop projects, all of this while being extremely shy is just a nightmare. Besides, trying to keep up while not being successfull at these things it's even worse. I don't go out much also so i don't have many friends, so when i have difficulties at subjects, i don't have much help. I just feel like im stuck in here trying to survive and have just average grades, with no glimpses about my future.
My mental health started to become truly healthy after I stopped watching any mental health related things and feeling the world with my true heart instead. Literally.
Thankfully I’ve gotten much better with all of these. I used to be in a very dark place but have since come out, and am doing much better now. Keep trying your best guys, be patient, and stay strong. It gets better :)
But is it enough to stop these things or is it already too late and the damage is done and will just get worse with time? They probably should have covered that
@@lamiagumboif they're always keeping consistent and try their best to be positive, then it would probably be enough to stop these things. Remember that grief is not something that shrinks over time. but something that always remains the same size, and is only covered with new experiences to not make the feeling not feel much painful. for example, holding baked cookes out of the oven without mittens would be painful. but over time, you learned. you learned how to not do that. how to make good cookies. even with consistent mistakes, you try consistently. and this time, you take out the delicious baked cookies you made with mittens on. you can still feel the heat, but its tolerable. so, one may recover through consistency. remember, you dont have to be positive all the time. it's okay to be weak. but dont stay weak forever. there's always someone to pick you up. as someone who had gone through terrible experiences of mental illnesses, its safe to say that it does get better no matter how much you despair thinking about how you would never feel better/okay. 💚💚💚
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1) staying in the dark 2) consuming negative news 3) blasting headphones 4) social isolation 5) too much screentime 6) consuming too much sugar 7) skipping breakfast 8)you are barely moving 9)poor sleeping habits I gotta work on 8&9
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One that I'm guilty of is too much screen time. I use my computer for so much... studying, relaxing, working, socializing online (I have a hell of a time doing that one in person). While I do spend a lot of time in front of my monitor, I do at least make a point of never sitting in front of it without sufficient lighting.
About two months ago, now, I was introduced to Clubhouse International. With their help, I've managed to get myself to a point where I spend two "work" days there doing various things. My clubhouse has a UA-cam page, and I'm one of the people on the video crew. I also help out with cleaning, and it is the first place that I have not felt intimidated to be around people. I'm still working on getting better at talking to others, but I'm happy with these first couple steps so far.
@@Psych2gomehhh,only other considerable thing I do is drawing but *school which I absolutely hate takes a lot of my time for big projects that are either impossible to do within the time limit or just too hard*
I’ve been trying to transition away from all of these things even before seeing this video. Definitely helps with my mental health, hardest part is maintaining it.
You have no idea how much I needed to hear this today. Thank you so much! I am doing most of the things nowadays and my mental health is declining. I am going to put my phone down right now. Thank you❤🙏
I do 3 of 9 of these habits, which sounds like not a lot , but is more than you think. Not getting enough sleep, too much screen time, and social isolation are the three Im doing, which affected my mood, enthusiasm, energy, and memory.
Timestamps 1). Staying in the dark too much 1:08 2). Consuming too much negative news 1:37 3). Blasting headphones 2:05 4). Social isolation 2:26 5). Too much screentime 2:56 6). Consuming too much sugar 3:25 7). Skipping breakfast 3:49 8). You're barely moving 4:18 9). Poor sleeping habits 4:45 Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. Sorry this is so late. 💙💙💙💙💙💙
I'm 100% guilty of some of this and it is really hard to change. I have a hard time looking at the sky in the morning now and I can't get rid of the habit of listening to music through headphones every time I go to school or return home, music is like a part of mine life now😢
Today I was totally depressed and I even could not understand why is it happening to me. And after this videos, I realized that I m suddering through social isolation and I even dont see any chance of healing.
I used to do most of these last year and way before, seeing how many I don’t do anymore (which btw I do pretty much almost none anymore) is super refreshing. I’m happy with how far I’ve come and this was basically a reminder of how much I’ve improved. Very happy about this!
@@meltanting Oh I feel WAY better, it’s nice being able to recognize what I’m doing wrong and fix it. Sometimes I slip up, but I pick myself back up again as I should. 🫶🏻
My work tos: 1. Regular Sleep Habits - 7-8 hours at regular sleep and wake times. 2. Sugar - Using moderate fruit sugar rather than candy sugar. 3. Social Isolation - Being with morally-healing socialization. 4. Screen Time - Being in nature and light. 5. Negative News - Fight or Flight stress relaxation.
Update on progress with this. For #1, I have succeeded in doing this for the week: - a. I get my body to regularly feel tired at 10p. This is regulating my hours. - b. The moment I feel tired, I turn off the screen and close my eyes and go to sleep. This is vs my prior habit of forcing myself to stay awake just to watch another video, which caused me to stay awake all night. - c. If I want screentime, I wake up early and give myself 30 mins of screen reading before I get ready for the day. This is based on the COMFY model of waking up. The main result of this are: 1. I get 8 hours of good sleep a night. 2. I now fall asleep and wake up consistently at regular times.
@@Jadeile I've gone from having a regular success rate of three days out of the week now up to five days of the week. I've joined a men's group that's helping me identify and remove self-soothing behaviors and work on meditating so that I can feel focused and accounted for in making progress on this.
Deep inside, I knew all of these. But I try to do better ! I'm coding and learning a lot so I have to be on my screen most of the time. But I'll make more effort. Thank you for the vid. I needed it ☺️
"Too much screen time" is pretty much it for me. I have had to cut back on the news and I have found new social outlets so I don't isolate. I make sure I get breakfast now. Just got to keep working at it!
I can fix a lot of these but the two that are def the hardest are social isolation and sleeping with the covers up. Because I’m always comfortable fully wrapped up in blankets and such
These are all very relatable stuffs… All points made here are very true to me in all aspects. As someone with difficulty connecting with others due to a history with destructive habits, this hits home hard. And it can be very difficult to solve even with assistance.
For me the most hardest one is the screen time. Screens are everywhere. For example online classes. It's so long, it can be over 5 hours. In that situations I usually read books when I finished my works. Having a book habit is really important. It's entertaining, it does not make you lazy like screen does. I guess giving a try on reading books can make you more energetic.
Thank u again up you really helped me! I’ll stop doing some of these habits. I have skipped breakfast for most of my life- also I’ve been stuck behind a screen for most of my life, never go outside or exercise so I think I really need to fix this-
Its scary how almost the things listed I commonly do everyday, yet I don't see negative effects happening yet. Well, thank you for reminding me, because I would've probably develop some kind of Alzheimer's, Dimentia, or other kinds of memory problems in my senior yearss.
Really interesting. Right now, I'm doing almost some of those bad habits but I can't do anything. My studies and a bad school schedule are mainly the reason I'm doing some of it like too much screen time and poor sleeping habits. Anyways, thank you for the facts, super helpful.
Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.
Does anyone know any good source to get them? I put so much on my plate and it definitely affects my stress and anxiety levels, would love to give shrooms a try.
Blasting headphones, social isolation, too much screen time, barely moving, and staying in the dark too much are what I have been doing for a little over 3 years now 😅 it’s no wonder I feel so sad when I’m not with my brother and sister on game nights
I was thinking the same. I both work and take classes online. Plus I have an online business. That amounts to over 13 hours of screen a day. At least I've made it a habit to get all my forms of entertainment outside.
@@omanajz isn't it like more than 3-5 hours recreationally (I'm counting devices and TV)? Because if you have to use if for studying and/or work, then you'll have a lot more.
Good point. While it does depend on the person, if using your computer or phone is affecting your daily tasks, whether it be homework, working out, eating, sleeping late, that's usually a good indication that you're relying too much on your technology.
Surprisingly only poor sleeping habits, too much screen time and self isolation are my issues. Makes me wanna pause my life and just take in all the growth i made. Its honestly amazing! ❤ As an extrovert by nature (even tho im socially awkward lol) Ive discovered that any social interaction can increase my energy levels immensely, and im already a genuinely energetic person hah! 🎉 so yeah id say the self isolation is my biggest problem, but sometimes one just needs to be alone yaknow..
Since I do all of them, I have been taking self-improvement seriously and I am willing to stop the bad habits… yet school kind of makes me skip breakfast and the bad habits from limited time in general
Could you explain in more detail, please, why social isolation would it be stressing and harmful? There are a lot of introverts out there(including myself) who actually are feeling more peaceful and much better when they are most of the time alone on their own and without other people around. I don't think social isolation is it wrong as long as you feel great about it and enjoy your own company more than people's presence.
Yes, I'm an introvert myself, being around people is very tiring for me and I NEED my space afterwards. However, "social isolation" should be considered an extreme and unnatural state, in my opinion. Exercising tires me as well, often I don't want to do it and I have to rest a long time afterwards. But overall, I feel better as a whole. Another thing about social isolation that can be really damaging: If you are all alone by yourself, your own thoughts and opinions era unchallenged. Your brain starts to go in circles (positive feedback loop) until you start to believe in them too much, even if they are full of errors and wrong assumptions, going down further the rabbit hole. In short, you get weird, because you are disconnected from the rest of the world. Being happy with your pet doesn't count, because it will not challenge you thoughts.
Speaking as an introvert and someone who is now living alone after both of my parents passed away last year, one should seek moderation in all things. Sure, it's nice to have alone time, and that's great. However, _too much_ alone time leads to depression and boredom. You want _some_ social interaction, on your terms, and on your schedule, but not too much social interaction and you want alone time after your social interactions. But yet having zero social interactions at all is unhealthy. As an introvert, I like to occasionally get to see and be around other people, but in measured quantities. Not something I wanna do day in, day out, of course not. But, I find that after 2, 3, 4 days sitting at home alone, going out and seeing a few people I know helps me feel better for a time. Of course, after a couple hours or what-not, I find myself wanting to be alone again. But I wouldn't want to just have zero social interactions at all... that'd just be way too boring and depressing.
well you need a minimum of interaction but some just feel more peacefull not dealing with other people the whole day :D. Problem come only if even someone you like you are bored to go see him/her sometimes. Kind of join what dhalin said :D
@bartmannn6717 the excise I think that just the body not being use to it being worked out to much so ofc your going be tired. I'm tired from walking or being near people like I'm constantly being drain of my energy and mostly talking their tike where I'll pause just so I dont feel as tired and then I forget about the conversation if I'm not kept on track. But hey yk. Sorry I'm not good at explaining
You see, that's the problem. As I am too an introvert who lived alone (for now), less friend to talk to, not even in a relationship. Just me and Internet (my device) and part time work. At some point (almost always) I feel that I need someone to at least be by my side. Just being there, hear my story or talks, not a so pushover but still care. Sometimes, its hard to make decision or even make a right choice if there's no one there to give you advice or even reprimand your action. Yes, social avoidance is great but just be sure to have someone who is always there for you. Not like me.
One step at a time. The easiest way to start IMO is by starting big and getting a gym membership and force yourself on a consistent routine of 5-6 days a week. Then after you are use to that, start looking at other things you an improve. One thing at a time.
I love how many negative effects too much screen time has and now almost all school work is online It's terrible And its even better that it starts early so skipping breakfast is more common due to the need for sleep yet the little amount of time one has from waking up to getting to school on time
#1 and #2 My mom who recently passed away was very much guilty of. She would always use blackout curtains in her room at all hours of the day and only used tiny lights. She didn't want light coming in her windows much at all, and she would constantly be scouring UA-cam for news and current events relating to the Middle East and Israel. Being a devout Christian, she was always on the watch for the Rapture, and spent her last several years yearning for it, constantly trying to predict it. It was an obsession with her, and she was SO sure that she was going in the Rapture, but... she passed away before that came to pass. She had become such a bitter person, always having a negative attitude about everything. Her smoking didn't help either, and every food, every piece of furniture, every bit of clothing, everything was terrible to her. Every movie, every game sucked, and she spent the last 5 years of her life just being bitter about everything. It would cause constant arguments between her and dad, and both of them were utterly miserable. And now that they've both passed away last year, it leaves me here, alone, trying to fix this mess of a house (it was so bad that it literally almost killed our cat; he came down with FLUTD because of the constant stress and terrible living conditions). But I've learned a lot from their mistakes, and I am doing my best to not make the same mistakes they did.
i'll have to admit... i used to do all of it. is only recently that i started going outside my bubble and i'll have to admit, i'm starting to slowly feel better
i feel called out considering that i had these habits for years since my early teen years, i can confidently say that i now only have one braincell pinging around like a dvd screensaver.
I must disagree, intensely, with social isolation being something habitually damaging. Of course, there is loneliness. But that is not damaging. I am doing tremendously better, in my social isolation, than any time I when I was social. I am self-reliant, truly independent, very resourceful, have far more endurance, strength, and physical fitness, am down to my clinically ideal weight, am constantly studying to be able to do everything myself because I depend on nobody, and am far more knowledgeable because of the constant studies. I could have accomplished none of this if I had continued to waste my time being social. Being social is nothing but worthless drama, a drain on time, people being cruel to each other, evil mockery if someone does something out of the status quo, and it dumbs our independent thoughts down to near nothing. I tired of how cruel people were with me and isolated. It as the best thing I ever did. Loneliness does nothing negative to us. Being social does a tremendous amount of damage to humans. It is time to forget the indoctrination that humans must be social to accomplish success, health, independence, safety, and a feeling of self worth. If anything, being social accomplishes the exact opposite.
It depends on the person. Social isolation Can be extremely damaging to a lot of people. Because over all humans are social creatures. This advice should be taken with a grain assault of course it's not gonna be true to absolutely everybody. It's not about just feeling lonely.
@@wimsylogic65 Of course. Most people can not live without their close social herd and the extended, overall, herd. But, those people do not do anything outside the status quo behavior and thought pattern, in order to fit on and not e mocked, nor have another herd member be cruel to them. It was extremely easy for me to abandon attempts at all interpersonal, social interactions, whether amicable or amorous. I was never accepted and had no reason to try to assimilate into the herds. The loneliness just assures me I am doing the correct thing to stay safe, self-reliant, productive, and independent. But, I realise most are too dependent on interpersonal interactions to ever be truly independent. It is likely I will never go back to attempting social connections. I have gained so much with social isolation. I have even learned written English, completely of my own efforts and resources. "Friends," were nothing but low level enemies and opportunists. I am afraid to have any, now, because of prior experiences.
@@indridcold8433 Just realize the type to text said assault Instead of , Of salt. 😁 You know I think it still works. If it's just a grain of assault then it's not a very powerful attack. Sorry my brain went elsewhere. I personally have stopped actively Trying to find or keep friends. I also no longer try to form friendships with my neighbors. Or random people. I accept just having acquaintances and not friends. I lost my closest friends during the pandemic. For the stupidest of reasons. Just because I don't agree with them. Sucked to find out that they were never really my friend the way they were mine. But lesson learned. They're loss. also Refreshing it away, really frustrated with their lack of Stimulating conversation, And constant just complaining. Instead of appreciating what they truly have and enjoying what life has to offer. I confess I'll still be there for my best friend If he needs me. He ghosted me because Of politics. I don't believe that people should be forced to be vaccinated. I have personally almost died from vaccinations as a kid. So I didnt think that they should be mandated. People are not copies of one another and what works for 1 person, may not work for another. So because I believe medical care is not one size fits all. My friend got swept up and all of it, He got taken over by hate. Didn't even realize it. He started treating me like an other. Horrifying when you see your country, Family and friends, following the Behavioral patterns, of what led to the holocaust in World War 2. And yet I'm the bad guy despite I'm the one they're attacking. I find it ironic, because my friend swears that he's all scientific, and logical. But his behavior has been nothing but emotional and irrational. And they treat me like I'm some bigoted idiot. Really makes no sense to me. So I'm happy to just stick to the wilderness. With the laws of nature make more sense. And right now nature saying prepare for a heavy, severe winter. I think people Are too easy with who they call friends and Using the word love.
The issue is how do I correct any of these? Some of them are simple like sleep enough or eat breakfast, but something like don't cover your head while sleeping is nearly impossible for me regardless if the room was too bright or too dark. I think I have 6 of these bad habits 🥲
I don’t agree with the morning eating. For example, middle aged women should fast 16+ hours and have an 8ish hour eating window. Fasting is good for mental and physical health in so many ways. My mind has been much clearer by skipping breakfast and lunch, and my health overall has improved drastically by fasting with intent. So perhaps that one isn’t for all :)
Like seriously i do every single thing mention in this video, even now i am sitting in dark room with my earphones since morning and just now i had so much sugar, and all the other facts are so true,, i skip my breakfast everyday, i really need to change all this habits
I never eat breakfast because it always makes me feel sick, instead I down a bunch of water after I wake up, I think the cup I drink is about 750ml. And yes I usually drink the whole thing in one go, I feel great after, and for the rest of the day, breakfast always makes me feel terrible all day. Same thing with the dark vs sunlight, I DO have a hard time sleeping, but I always feel more energetic if I spend my day in the dark or at least artificial light, sunlight, on the other hand, feels like it drains me, I DO get called a vampire once in a while lol I wish, I'd love some eternal life, as long as there is a way to end it in case I start to go insane or out live life.
The whole sunlight thing is actually pretty interesting imo. You definitely need some sunlight because like they said, it causes your brain to produce melatonin and I believe it also helps with vitamin production at least making it more efficient. But being in the sun too much will actually cause you to feel drained. Like if you spend the day on the beach but you don't do anything, you might feel more tired than if you stayed inside and worked out or did something physically active. But it's because the sun heats you up, causing your body to work harder to keep cool and your skin also needs to be repaired after absorbing all that UV light. That's why I don't go to the beach often, I just feel all tired and sluggish for the next couple days.
@@spcs1 Fair, I did forget about general heat so that makes sense, there is only 2 temperatures where I live, Blistering heat, or -40 or lower cold, the only time it's nice is when it rains, but then there's no sun anyway lol
I know I'm late. But I found this channel recently and I think all the information is really helpful because I have related to every video at least once or more!
I'm often on my phone, I don't go out often only when going to school or gym, I don't go to sleep too late but I always wake up early between 7-5am even without an alarm
I'm so guilty of most of it, thank you for such an informative video. As a freshman student nurse I often take my health for granted wanting to excel. But I guess this won't do good and eventually will ruin me before I could even take care of my patients😅
Awesome Video! Could take a lot from it for myself. Only the mention of eating breakfast I won't adopt because I'm into intermittent fasting and I feel that it does me very well.
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I am having depression and I never seek help because it will give me more stress
Missed a very important point. All scientific studies show that drinking alcohol destroys brain cells.
Pretty weak video
@@_charr.That's right
1:10 staying in the dark to much
1:39 consuming too much negative news
2:05 blasting headphones
2:29 social isolation
2:58 too much screen time
3:27 consuming too much sugar
3:50 skipping breakfast
4:20 you’re barely moving
4:46 poor sleeping habits
Thank u for the time stamps!
1:39 consuming too much negative news
if only the internet wasnt FULL of this, why does the negative stuff get most attention :"(
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9 for 9 😎
shi- I got all of these
I do all these things… No wonder I suffer from depression, anxiety, sleep deprivation, and have a hard time with my long term memory…
hahaha... same.. ;w;
me too, friend, me too
I'm still awake now at 1-20 in the morning 😂
@@crazyexbf same I won't sleep now I'll be awake all night Lol
Same we can overcome it together!
Me watching this in the dark, at night, with headphones, chocolate bar by my side, in bed at 3am instead of being at a social gathering at present
Speaking of stress, I find having to socialize with other people to be highly stressful
You and me both buddy... I had more online friends than I had in real life when I used to go to school. It was an era where people would call you a child for playing video games. Even if you were one.
So anyway, that's how I became antisocial. Because of very small minded people basically.
Unfortunately, I can't change my mind. Because my hate for the world is far greater than my will to socialize 😀
Ya, I'm not sure if this study factored in those of us for whom isolation is the opposite of stressful.
But then, they might consider us to be outliers.
@kae3291 Would you consider it a social anxiety? Or do you just prefer being alone?
@@Psych2goI prefer being alone sometimes but I don't trust people anymore
Excuses. Sounds like the only person you're NOT blaming is yourself! Reflect on that. @@CROninja666
I am literally 100% guilty of all of this
😭😭 But now that you know, you can start noticing and stopping yourself from some of these habits!
Am ony human aftel all
Me too
@@PheenixspeedHR**I am...*
I scored 9/9. Looks like I'll be following the footsteps of my late grandpa.
Because of too many Negative News on Social Media, I already have made a distance from it. It really impacts our mental health a lot.
The way I felt so called out right when I read "blasting headphones". That was a nice wake up call. 💀
Putting them headphones on low then
"Do you related to any of these harmful habits?"
Lady, you just described my whole daily Life QnQ
sameeeeeeee
True 😮
true 🤣🤣
Precisely.
So true for me either
I do 3 of these habits: too much screen time, skipping breakfast and poor sleeping habits. I used to isolate myself from social stuff, but now I go to social places a lot and I've gotten more energetic & social. These habits really do have a huge impact on your brain, mental health and life.
same
Sammmeee
im totaly the same
How do you do this when you're almost 30 and have nothing going for you in life? And that everything you try ultimately fails? I'm sure some people are just doomed no matter what.
@@renjiaow3742 I know you aren't replying to me but I am 17 and I've decided to change myself for good.
I’m guilty of almost all of these. This is the reality check I needed.
Glad we coule be of help!
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Suggestions on how to change these habits would be helpful. I suspect many of us are aware its not good but don’t know how to break the habit. Or what to do instead.
That's a great suggestion. We'll share this with the team! :)
I can give you an overview of my way of dealing with all of these.
1. Staying in the dark too much. I take care of it by going to the library, often going out to buy the snacks, and finding every little excuse to go outside.
2. Consuming too much negative news. This is a tough one honestly. So in general I have dealt with it by deleting my social media and news related apps and websites. You can try engaging with a bit more positive content instead of the ones that arouse negativity inside of you.
3. Blasting headphones. For this one, I simply started changing what I listen to. I opt for nature sounds. blue/white noise. Alternate between what you normally listen to and nature sounds until you can get rid of loud music altogether.
4. Social Isolation. There was a point in time when I isolated myself to the point of no talking at all to anyone. I learnt my lesson the hard way but maybe you could try foraging friendships online, engaging people of similar interests and turning those internet relations to physical ones over time.
5. Too much screen time. well, this is the hardest I'd say but I get rid of it by going for walks. using snacks as an excuse to leave my devices etc.
6. Consuming sugar. Ah no, this too is the hardest one. Even I find it hard to get rid of but maybe, you could opt for natural sugars like fruits, sweet veges, sugar-free drinks and chocolate instead of things that contain refined sugars.
7. Skipping breakfast. I simply wake up early. waking up early helps because by the time it's breakfast, you are probably gonna feel the need to eat.
8. You're barely moving. Again I go with the snacks excuse to move my body.
9. Poor sleeping habits. Try sleeping in silence instead of using music as a means to sleep. turn your lights off. Eat your dinner 2 hours before sleeping. have a proper schedule.
It is essential to note that these are my opinions/suggestions on how to improve your habits and are not binding.
Secondly, if you don't have the will to do it, it won't happen.
Lastly, everything takes time and you have to keep up the effort and... I WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK!
It's not rocket science, just start slow and get out of your comfort zone.
@@lost_fablesThank you, I'll try to establish some habits from the list
@@lost_fables I would put more emphasis on the "taking walks" advice, as doing this literally does so much towards fixing a lot of these issues, and they're easy and enjoyable. You could even meet people on the street during a walk, and whether you want to talk to them or not, just exchanging a friendly wave will open up an entire new world for you.
Not me watching this at 3:30am…
Same 😂
Well at least ist better than mine
5:00 am
@@markandrasguszti4269 ❤❤
OOOOF😂
Same
It's kinda hard not to have those habits while being on college, it's just breaking me apart
Honestly same, whenever exams roll around I just start to feel numb and get super stressed
Ughh yess. College so stressful
@TiagoMarquesky 😭 College can be tough.. What has been the hardest part about college for you?
@@Psych2gogoing to, surviving, and stidying not to learn but to take tests after tests which doesnt even make us remember better
@@Psych2go studying for exams, doing presentations, having to search for teachers to develop projects, all of this while being extremely shy is just a nightmare. Besides, trying to keep up while not being successfull at these things it's even worse. I don't go out much also so i don't have many friends, so when i have difficulties at subjects, i don't have much help.
I just feel like im stuck in here trying to survive and have just average grades, with no glimpses about my future.
My mental health started to become truly healthy after I stopped watching any mental health related things and feeling the world with my true heart instead. Literally.
That is the best way. Enjoy life to its fullest
These are all the habits that I used to have. I have now improved them and I can tell you, life feels better than it ever did.
wow,already
Thankfully I’ve gotten much better with all of these. I used to be in a very dark place but have since come out, and am doing much better now. Keep trying your best guys, be patient, and stay strong. It gets better :)
But is it enough to stop these things or is it already too late and the damage is done and will just get worse with time? They probably should have covered that
@@lamiagumboif they're always keeping consistent and try their best to be positive, then it would probably be enough to stop these things. Remember that grief is not something that shrinks over time. but something that always remains the same size, and is only covered with new experiences to not make the feeling not feel much painful. for example, holding baked cookes out of the oven without mittens would be painful. but over time, you learned. you learned how to not do that. how to make good cookies. even with consistent mistakes, you try consistently. and this time, you take out the delicious baked cookies you made with mittens on. you can still feel the heat, but its tolerable. so, one may recover through consistency. remember, you dont have to be positive all the time. it's okay to be weak. but dont stay weak forever. there's always someone to pick you up. as someone who had gone through terrible experiences of mental illnesses, its safe to say that it does get better no matter how much you despair thinking about how you would never feel better/okay. 💚💚💚
@@lamiagumbonothing is too late tbh
Oh my god, I missed this channel for so loooooong.... I've been through some hard things these days, buy I'll surely surpass them, thank you for your videos, I love them so much !!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
1) staying in the dark
2) consuming negative news
3) blasting headphones
4) social isolation
5) too much screentime
6) consuming too much sugar
7) skipping breakfast
8)you are barely moving
9)poor sleeping habits
I gotta work on 8&9
I got to work on all of them.
Thank you for the summary! 👍
🙈 8 out of 9
Skipping breakfast??
8/9
Dear Psych2Go Narrator,
I hope this letter finds you in great spirits. I felt compelled to reach out and express something that has been on my mind for a while now. It's about your voice-your incredibly soothing, comforting voice.
Every time I listen to your narrations, it feels like im being enveloped in a warm and gentle embrace. So soothing and so soft, like the first sip of hot cocoa in a cold winter day or the sounds of droplets of rain tapping softly on a windowpane.
I find myself falling in love with your voice every time I watch your videos, I could feel air being caught in my throat and my heart skip not one but five beats everytime I hear you.
With heartfelt sincerity, love and appreciation,
- Your dear viewer
One that I'm guilty of is too much screen time. I use my computer for so much... studying, relaxing, working, socializing online (I have a hell of a time doing that one in person).
While I do spend a lot of time in front of my monitor, I do at least make a point of never sitting in front of it without sufficient lighting.
Using your computer can be very relaxing but also very addicting. Have you considered other alternatives?
About two months ago, now, I was introduced to Clubhouse International. With their help, I've managed to get myself to a point where I spend two "work" days there doing various things. My clubhouse has a UA-cam page, and I'm one of the people on the video crew. I also help out with cleaning, and it is the first place that I have not felt intimidated to be around people. I'm still working on getting better at talking to others, but I'm happy with these first couple steps so far.
@@Psych2gomehhh,only other considerable thing I do is drawing but *school which I absolutely hate takes a lot of my time for big projects that are either impossible to do within the time limit or just too hard*
@@DDDTJme who draw on my device
I’ve been trying to transition away from all of these things even before seeing this video. Definitely helps with my mental health, hardest part is maintaining it.
proud of you for trying, keep it up, I respect it ❤ I'm gonna try too
The fact that this popped up on my For U page means that I definitely do all of these
You have no idea how much I needed to hear this today. Thank you so much! I am doing most of the things nowadays and my mental health is declining. I am going to put my phone down right now. Thank you❤🙏
I do 3 of 9 of these habits, which sounds like not a lot , but is more than you think. Not getting enough sleep, too much screen time, and social isolation are the three Im doing, which affected my mood, enthusiasm, energy, and memory.
Same here 😌😂😢
Samee
Haha I beat you I do 9/9 of these I WIN
some where in my room, i know there is a camera hidden by you
What?
I'm guilty of a lot of these, not only am i sleep deprived i also blast music through my headphones everyday
I do the headphones one too
Timestamps
1). Staying in the dark too much 1:08
2). Consuming too much negative news 1:37
3). Blasting headphones 2:05
4). Social isolation 2:26
5). Too much screentime 2:56
6). Consuming too much sugar 3:25
7). Skipping breakfast 3:49
8). You're barely moving 4:18
9). Poor sleeping habits 4:45
Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. Sorry this is so late. 💙💙💙💙💙💙
Crap i make 3 of them.
I will put this into practice starting today! ❤ Mark my words!
i literally do 8/9 and i am fine.
summary guy w
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Thank you for uploading this kind of videos. I don't know you, but i'm sure you're a really good person.
I'm 100% guilty of some of this and it is really hard to change. I have a hard time looking at the sky in the morning now and I can't get rid of the habit of listening to music through headphones every time I go to school or return home, music is like a part of mine life now😢
Maybe slowly lower the volume so you get used to the lower volume? I did that and it seems to work. Well, for me, anyway
@@danishghostrider worth to try, thanks anyway
Thank you all for all your work! Amanda your VO is smooth as butter!
I don't watch the news and now this video validates my reasoning for not doing so. I need to work on everything else though.
I was wondering "why do I feel so braindead everyday", now I know why ☹
No wonder I feel my brain being rotten away for the past few years. I actually got all of these!
Today I was totally depressed and I even could not understand why is it happening to me.
And after this videos, I realized that I m suddering through social isolation and I even dont see any chance of healing.
I used to do most of these last year and way before, seeing how many I don’t do anymore (which btw I do pretty much almost none anymore) is super refreshing. I’m happy with how far I’ve come and this was basically a reminder of how much I’ve improved.
Very happy about this!
Do you feel better?
@@meltanting Oh I feel WAY better, it’s nice being able to recognize what I’m doing wrong and fix it. Sometimes I slip up, but I pick myself back up again as I should. 🫶🏻
happy for you. I'm on the same journey and I hope I'm able to recover.
@@lukoog1425 You got this man🫶🏻
ehh
My work tos:
1. Regular Sleep Habits - 7-8 hours at regular sleep and wake times.
2. Sugar - Using moderate fruit sugar rather than candy sugar.
3. Social Isolation - Being with morally-healing socialization.
4. Screen Time - Being in nature and light.
5. Negative News - Fight or Flight stress relaxation.
Please help i have 8 hour of screentime but i am skinny and i exercize what will hapen 😢
@@pedros919 Put the screen down. 🔌
Update on progress with this.
For #1, I have succeeded in doing this for the week:
- a. I get my body to regularly feel tired at 10p. This is regulating my hours.
- b. The moment I feel tired, I turn off the screen and close my eyes and go to sleep. This is vs my prior habit of forcing myself to stay awake just to watch another video, which caused me to stay awake all night.
- c. If I want screentime, I wake up early and give myself 30 mins of screen reading before I get ready for the day. This is based on the COMFY model of waking up.
The main result of this are:
1. I get 8 hours of good sleep a night.
2. I now fall asleep and wake up consistently at regular times.
@@flyingflxGreat job! I hope you've been keeping that up the past two weeks too 👍
@@Jadeile I've gone from having a regular success rate of three days out of the week now up to five days of the week.
I've joined a men's group that's helping me identify and remove self-soothing behaviors and work on meditating so that I can feel focused and accounted for in making progress on this.
Deep inside, I knew all of these. But I try to do better !
I'm coding and learning a lot so I have to be on my screen most of the time. But I'll make more effort. Thank you for the vid. I needed it ☺️
"Too much screen time" is pretty much it for me. I have had to cut back on the news and I have found new social outlets so I don't isolate. I make sure I get breakfast now. Just got to keep working at it!
Thanks psych2go! Im guilty of some of these and will work on improving myself even more!! Loving the videos you put out here, it really helps!!
It's just honestly relaxing to hear and watch your videos, the animation and narration are both really soothing ❤
I can fix a lot of these but the two that are def the hardest are social isolation and sleeping with the covers up. Because I’m always comfortable fully wrapped up in blankets and such
These are all very relatable stuffs…
All points made here are very true to me in all aspects. As someone with difficulty connecting with others due to a history with destructive habits, this hits home hard. And it can be very difficult to solve even with assistance.
Thank you going through the worst phase depression,anxiety now let's came out of this and start a new life from today thank you so much.....
For me the most hardest one is the screen time. Screens are everywhere. For example online classes. It's so long, it can be over 5 hours.
In that situations I usually read books when I finished my works.
Having a book habit is really important. It's entertaining, it does not make you lazy like screen does. I guess giving a try on reading books can make you more energetic.
Thank u again up you really helped me! I’ll stop doing some of these habits. I have skipped breakfast for most of my life- also I’ve been stuck behind a screen for most of my life, never go outside or exercise so I think I really need to fix this-
Its scary how almost the things listed I commonly do everyday, yet I don't see negative effects happening yet. Well, thank you for reminding me, because I would've probably develop some kind of Alzheimer's, Dimentia, or other kinds of memory problems in my senior yearss.
I do all of these and still have pretty good grades and cognitive function. “I slept 2 days ago.. no, I’m fine!”
Really interesting. Right now, I'm doing almost some of those bad habits but I can't do anything. My studies and a bad school schedule are mainly the reason I'm doing some of it like too much screen time and poor sleeping habits. Anyways, thank you for the facts, super helpful.
Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.
Does anyone know any good source to get them? I put so much on my plate and it definitely affects my stress and anxiety levels, would love to give shrooms a try.
Yes, dr.sporesss
Dr.sporesss is the best, he's been my go to for anything psychedelics.
Is he on instagram?
Yes he is. dr.sporesss
Blasting headphones, social isolation, too much screen time, barely moving, and staying in the dark too much are what I have been doing for a little over 3 years now 😅 it’s no wonder I feel so sad when I’m not with my brother and sister on game nights
On #5, what counts as “too much screentime”? Because I think the definition of that would vary from person to person
I was thinking the same. I both work and take classes online. Plus I have an online business. That amounts to over 13 hours of screen a day. At least I've made it a habit to get all my forms of entertainment outside.
More than 8 hours
@@omanajz isn't it like more than 3-5 hours recreationally (I'm counting devices and TV)? Because if you have to use if for studying and/or work, then you'll have a lot more.
Good point. While it does depend on the person, if using your computer or phone is affecting your daily tasks, whether it be homework, working out, eating, sleeping late, that's usually a good indication that you're relying too much on your technology.
It's hard to lower the screen time as someone how works im IT
Damn, literally described everything i do every day.... Explains a lot about my bad mental health
Surprisingly only poor sleeping habits, too much screen time and self isolation are my issues. Makes me wanna pause my life and just take in all the growth i made. Its honestly amazing! ❤
As an extrovert by nature (even tho im socially awkward lol) Ive discovered that any social interaction can increase my energy levels immensely, and im already a genuinely energetic person hah! 🎉 so yeah id say the self isolation is my biggest problem, but sometimes one just needs to be alone yaknow..
We live in a society built around reinforcing these negative habits from an early age. We need drastic upheaval
Since I do all of them, I have been taking self-improvement seriously and I am willing to stop the bad habits… yet school kind of makes me skip breakfast and the bad habits from limited time in general
Thanks for the video!
Could you explain in more detail, please, why social isolation would it be stressing and harmful?
There are a lot of introverts out there(including myself) who actually are feeling more peaceful and much better when they are most of the time alone on their own and without other people around.
I don't think social isolation is it wrong as long as you feel great about it and enjoy your own company more than people's presence.
Yes, I'm an introvert myself, being around people is very tiring for me and I NEED my space afterwards. However, "social isolation" should be considered an extreme and unnatural state, in my opinion. Exercising tires me as well, often I don't want to do it and I have to rest a long time afterwards. But overall, I feel better as a whole.
Another thing about social isolation that can be really damaging: If you are all alone by yourself, your own thoughts and opinions era unchallenged. Your brain starts to go in circles (positive feedback loop) until you start to believe in them too much, even if they are full of errors and wrong assumptions, going down further the rabbit hole. In short, you get weird, because you are disconnected from the rest of the world. Being happy with your pet doesn't count, because it will not challenge you thoughts.
Speaking as an introvert and someone who is now living alone after both of my parents passed away last year, one should seek moderation in all things. Sure, it's nice to have alone time, and that's great. However, _too much_ alone time leads to depression and boredom. You want _some_ social interaction, on your terms, and on your schedule, but not too much social interaction and you want alone time after your social interactions. But yet having zero social interactions at all is unhealthy. As an introvert, I like to occasionally get to see and be around other people, but in measured quantities. Not something I wanna do day in, day out, of course not. But, I find that after 2, 3, 4 days sitting at home alone, going out and seeing a few people I know helps me feel better for a time. Of course, after a couple hours or what-not, I find myself wanting to be alone again. But I wouldn't want to just have zero social interactions at all... that'd just be way too boring and depressing.
well you need a minimum of interaction but some just feel more peacefull not dealing with other people the whole day :D. Problem come only if even someone you like you are bored to go see him/her sometimes. Kind of join what dhalin said :D
@bartmannn6717 the excise I think that just the body not being use to it being worked out to much so ofc your going be tired. I'm tired from walking or being near people like I'm constantly being drain of my energy and mostly talking their tike where I'll pause just so I dont feel as tired and then I forget about the conversation if I'm not kept on track. But hey yk. Sorry I'm not good at explaining
You see, that's the problem. As I am too an introvert who lived alone (for now), less friend to talk to, not even in a relationship. Just me and Internet (my device) and part time work. At some point (almost always) I feel that I need someone to at least be by my side. Just being there, hear my story or talks, not a so pushover but still care. Sometimes, its hard to make decision or even make a right choice if there's no one there to give you advice or even reprimand your action.
Yes, social avoidance is great but just be sure to have someone who is always there for you. Not like me.
Thank you for such a great information. it's help us to avoid those 9 habits to improve our brain.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge...❤
I relate to almost all of these but i honestly have no idea how to stop
One step at a time. The easiest way to start IMO is by starting big and getting a gym membership and force yourself on a consistent routine of 5-6 days a week. Then after you are use to that, start looking at other things you an improve. One thing at a time.
Tried that, absolutely hated it. The gym is not the answer for everybody. I appreciate the help though@@Noknes
i do everything you said
Now wonder why I am suffering from Mental illness like OCD & depression
My brain: 🤕
I have to stop doing these things
I already have focus and memory problems
Saying this as I watch this video around 5am 😅
Oh, that makes sense. That’s what the cause of my anxiety and depression is.
I love how many negative effects too much screen time has and now almost all school work is online
It's terrible
And its even better that it starts early so skipping breakfast is more common due to the need for sleep yet the little amount of time one has from waking up to getting to school on time
#1 and #2 My mom who recently passed away was very much guilty of. She would always use blackout curtains in her room at all hours of the day and only used tiny lights. She didn't want light coming in her windows much at all, and she would constantly be scouring UA-cam for news and current events relating to the Middle East and Israel. Being a devout Christian, she was always on the watch for the Rapture, and spent her last several years yearning for it, constantly trying to predict it. It was an obsession with her, and she was SO sure that she was going in the Rapture, but... she passed away before that came to pass. She had become such a bitter person, always having a negative attitude about everything. Her smoking didn't help either, and every food, every piece of furniture, every bit of clothing, everything was terrible to her. Every movie, every game sucked, and she spent the last 5 years of her life just being bitter about everything. It would cause constant arguments between her and dad, and both of them were utterly miserable. And now that they've both passed away last year, it leaves me here, alone, trying to fix this mess of a house (it was so bad that it literally almost killed our cat; he came down with FLUTD because of the constant stress and terrible living conditions). But I've learned a lot from their mistakes, and I am doing my best to not make the same mistakes they did.
Wrote a whole essay lol also sorry for your situation and hope you get better and have a good future life ❤️
My brain is already irreversibly damaged from years of major stress, so It's ok I think lol
i'll have to admit... i used to do all of it. is only recently that i started going outside my bubble and i'll have to admit, i'm starting to slowly feel better
i feel called out
considering that i had these habits for years since my early teen years, i can confidently say that i now only have one braincell pinging around like a dvd screensaver.
IRL npc lol
same
2:58 *Psych2Go:* Screens are gonna melt your brain!
*Everyone watching this on a screen:* Woaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Omg no wayyyyy
No they are just saying too much screentime will damage your brain
I can't tell you how much the narrator's voice makes me relaxed and sleppy. I love so so so much. And thanks for the video guys!❤
2:20 is that a technoblade reference on the window? o7
maybe theres also an evangelion refrence at 4:04 lol
That's cool
I must disagree, intensely, with social isolation being something habitually damaging. Of course, there is loneliness. But that is not damaging. I am doing tremendously better, in my social isolation, than any time I when I was social. I am self-reliant, truly independent, very resourceful, have far more endurance, strength, and physical fitness, am down to my clinically ideal weight, am constantly studying to be able to do everything myself because I depend on nobody, and am far more knowledgeable because of the constant studies. I could have accomplished none of this if I had continued to waste my time being social. Being social is nothing but worthless drama, a drain on time, people being cruel to each other, evil mockery if someone does something out of the status quo, and it dumbs our independent thoughts down to near nothing. I tired of how cruel people were with me and isolated. It as the best thing I ever did. Loneliness does nothing negative to us. Being social does a tremendous amount of damage to humans. It is time to forget the indoctrination that humans must be social to accomplish success, health, independence, safety, and a feeling of self worth. If anything, being social accomplishes the exact opposite.
It depends on the person. Social isolation Can be extremely damaging to a lot of people. Because over all humans are social creatures.
This advice should be taken with a grain assault of course it's not gonna be true to absolutely everybody.
It's not about just feeling lonely.
@@wimsylogic65 Of course. Most people can not live without their close social herd and the extended, overall, herd. But, those people do not do anything outside the status quo behavior and thought pattern, in order to fit on and not e mocked, nor have another herd member be cruel to them. It was extremely easy for me to abandon attempts at all interpersonal, social interactions, whether amicable or amorous. I was never accepted and had no reason to try to assimilate into the herds. The loneliness just assures me I am doing the correct thing to stay safe, self-reliant, productive, and independent. But, I realise most are too dependent on interpersonal interactions to ever be truly independent. It is likely I will never go back to attempting social connections. I have gained so much with social isolation. I have even learned written English, completely of my own efforts and resources. "Friends," were nothing but low level enemies and opportunists. I am afraid to have any, now, because of prior experiences.
@@indridcold8433 Just realize the type to text said assault Instead of , Of salt. 😁 You know I think it still works. If it's just a grain of assault then it's not a very powerful attack.
Sorry my brain went elsewhere.
I personally have stopped actively Trying to find or keep friends. I also no longer try to form friendships with my neighbors. Or random people. I accept just having acquaintances and not friends.
I lost my closest friends during the pandemic. For the stupidest of reasons. Just because I don't agree with them. Sucked to find out that they were never really my friend the way they were mine. But lesson learned. They're loss.
also Refreshing it away, really frustrated with their lack of Stimulating conversation, And constant just complaining. Instead of appreciating what they truly have and enjoying what life has to offer.
I confess I'll still be there for my best friend If he needs me. He ghosted me because Of politics. I don't believe that people should be forced to be vaccinated. I have personally almost died from vaccinations as a kid. So I didnt think that they should be mandated. People are not copies of one another and what works for 1 person, may not work for another.
So because I believe medical care is not one size fits all. My friend got swept up and all of it, He got taken over by hate. Didn't even realize it.
He started treating me like an other. Horrifying when you see your country, Family and friends, following the Behavioral patterns, of what led to the holocaust in World War 2. And yet I'm the bad guy despite I'm the one they're attacking.
I find it ironic, because my friend swears that he's all scientific, and logical. But his behavior has been nothing but emotional and irrational. And they treat me like I'm some bigoted idiot. Really makes no sense to me.
So I'm happy to just stick to the wilderness. With the laws of nature make more sense.
And right now nature saying prepare for a heavy, severe winter.
I think people Are too easy with who they call friends and Using the word love.
I love these educational videos I trust this channel with all my heart!❤
I'm in college. This is basically my life.
shit, i'm entering college on august
And it's bad. I am hoping you are doing better now. 😊
I love thisss❤❤❤
It deserve me sooo much!!❤❤❤❤
The way and manner she talks is just so relaxing
1:27 dang it, I like when it's dark
Me too 😢
2:13 are those Technoblade and Schlatt references? O.O
Evangelion?
The issue is how do I correct any of these?
Some of them are simple like sleep enough or eat breakfast, but something like don't cover your head while sleeping is nearly impossible for me regardless if the room was too bright or too dark.
I think I have 6 of these bad habits 🥲
I don’t agree with the morning eating. For example, middle aged women should fast 16+ hours and have an 8ish hour eating window. Fasting is good for mental and physical health in so many ways. My mind has been much clearer by skipping breakfast and lunch, and my health overall has improved drastically by fasting with intent. So perhaps that one isn’t for all :)
5:08 if I don’t see the monsters they won’t attack me
They won't even exist!
Like seriously i do every single thing mention in this video, even now i am sitting in dark room with my earphones since morning and just now i had so much sugar, and all the other facts are so true,, i skip my breakfast everyday, i really need to change all this habits
1:10 I have to stay in the dark all the time because of my terrible eye floaters 😭
That sucks
I never eat breakfast because it always makes me feel sick, instead I down a bunch of water after I wake up, I think the cup I drink is about 750ml. And yes I usually drink the whole thing in one go, I feel great after, and for the rest of the day, breakfast always makes me feel terrible all day. Same thing with the dark vs sunlight, I DO have a hard time sleeping, but I always feel more energetic if I spend my day in the dark or at least artificial light, sunlight, on the other hand, feels like it drains me, I DO get called a vampire once in a while lol I wish, I'd love some eternal life, as long as there is a way to end it in case I start to go insane or out live life.
The whole sunlight thing is actually pretty interesting imo. You definitely need some sunlight because like they said, it causes your brain to produce melatonin and I believe it also helps with vitamin production at least making it more efficient. But being in the sun too much will actually cause you to feel drained. Like if you spend the day on the beach but you don't do anything, you might feel more tired than if you stayed inside and worked out or did something physically active. But it's because the sun heats you up, causing your body to work harder to keep cool and your skin also needs to be repaired after absorbing all that UV light. That's why I don't go to the beach often, I just feel all tired and sluggish for the next couple days.
@@spcs1 Fair, I did forget about general heat so that makes sense, there is only 2 temperatures where I live, Blistering heat, or -40 or lower cold, the only time it's nice is when it rains, but then there's no sun anyway lol
On 2:12 onwards i see a technoblade's head on the window
RIP TECHNOBlADE
Jschlatt?
2:48 Welp, I guess im screwed thanks to my Autism 😅
I don't know what to comment
Her voice is so calming...never heard so much calming voice ever
2:45 Ohio moment
Skibidi rizz
Skibidi dop dop yaw yas
@@ActedBread lol
I know I'm late. But I found this channel recently and I think all the information is really helpful because I have related to every video at least once or more!
I'm often on my phone, I don't go out often only when going to school or gym, I don't go to sleep too late but I always wake up early between 7-5am even without an alarm
Ok
Thanks a lot, the video was very cool, keep on !!!
I'm so guilty of most of it, thank you for such an informative video. As a freshman student nurse I often take my health for granted wanting to excel. But I guess this won't do good and eventually will ruin me before I could even take care of my patients😅
Nurse Dementia
I do all these things and can confirm it's true that it breaks you from inside 😢
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Skipping breakfast, I feel overly dizzy if I eat my meal in the day time. And I hate! That day-time sleep.
Awesome Video! Could take a lot from it for myself. Only the mention of eating breakfast I won't adopt because I'm into intermittent fasting and I feel that it does me very well.
Thank you for sharing! This is very interesting and good to know. Nice pleasant voice too. 😊
Thanks for helping me with this vids! It's really helpful!!ty so much!!!
I fixed some of those behaviors years ago, but I need to work on my screen time and time outside 😊 ty for the reminder ❤️
this is so much help,i appreciate it,thanks