How friendships affect your immune system | Mel Robbins #Shorts
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Top Comments (10)
I wanna be a friend, a reliable one. The kind that shows up. I wanna have friends again, too.
Moving to a retirement home before I actually retired, made such a beneficial difference on many levels. And, I am around people all the time, both residents and staff. I can tell how the connections have improved my mental and physical health, without a doubt.
How are we supposed to get this when you have no support?
Very important: I'm a social person. I've always lived in the city and had lots of friends, while also struggling with my health. But 3 years ago, I moved away from the city, surrounded by nature (which I love). However, my health went down, I can only see my friends once a year, and I have recently been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. My psychology says I need friends to improve my immune system.
I'm an introvert. I have social connections with family and a few friends. I don't see friends often. Am hardly ever sick
How interesting!
Nailed it! ππ¨π―ππ
So True
I learned so much watching your show
Aspergerβs - To be honest, the times when Iβm forced/obligated to have any sort of social connection itβs genuinely spiralled to depression (twice suicidal), severe health issues physical and mental (cortisol, hair loss, weight gain) But when Iβm alone (living, work) I am at my best health and wellness. I am free to pursue a reality where I feel happy, whereas humans try and offload negativity or bring others down whether they realise it or not
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Top Comments (10)
I wanna be a friend, a reliable one. The kind that shows up. I wanna have friends again, too.
Moving to a retirement home before I actually retired, made such a beneficial difference on many levels. And, I am around people all the time, both residents and staff. I can tell how the connections have improved my mental and physical health, without a doubt.
How are we supposed to get this when you have no support?
Very important: I'm a social person. I've always lived in the city and had lots of friends, while also struggling with my health. But 3 years ago, I moved away from the city, surrounded by nature (which I love). However, my health went down, I can only see my friends once a year, and I have recently been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. My psychology says I need friends to improve my immune system.
I'm an introvert. I have social connections with family and a few friends. I don't see friends often. Am hardly ever sick
How interesting!
Nailed it! ππ¨π―ππ
So True
I learned so much watching your show
Aspergerβs - To be honest, the times when Iβm forced/obligated to have any sort of social connection itβs genuinely spiralled to depression (twice suicidal), severe health issues physical and mental (cortisol, hair loss, weight gain) But when Iβm alone (living, work) I am at my best health and wellness. I am free to pursue a reality where I feel happy, whereas humans try and offload negativity or bring others down whether they realise it or not