Joel Sweeney+FollowThe Loneliness Epidemic No One SeesImagine being surrounded by friends, followers, and endless group chats—yet feeling totally invisible. That’s the reality for millions, especially young Aussies. The WHO just called loneliness a public health threat as deadly as smoking, with 100 people dying every hour. It’s not about being alone, it’s about not feeling seen. We scroll, we post, but real connection? That’s rare. Maybe the bravest thing we can do is just check in on each other. Who knew loneliness could be this deadly? #Health #BodyHealth #LonelinessEpidemic11472Share
mfigueroa+FollowLoneliness Might Mess With Your Blood SugarTurns out, loneliness isn’t just a mental health thing—it could actually raise your risk for diabetes, especially as you get older. A new study found that older adults who feel socially isolated are way more likely to have diabetes and struggle with blood sugar control. Basically, being disconnected can mess with your body in ways we didn’t expect. Maybe it’s time to text that friend or join a club—your health might depend on it! #Health #MentalHealth #LonelinessEpidemic182Share
