Hazard 1: inattention
Staying up late means that the nerves responsible for work in the human body are working overtime. The consequence of nervous system fatigue is passive slack, such as inattention, and the brain will repair the cells responsible for memory during sleep. If you don't get enough rest, these cells will lose more and more, leading to memory loss, unresponsiveness, insomnia and headache.
Hazard 2: Skin damage
Generally speaking, the skin will remain at 10-1 1 at night. If you stay up late for a long time, the normal circulation of human endocrine and nervous system will be unbalanced, and the skin will have problems such as dryness, poor elasticity, dullness and lack of luster. Endocrine disorders can lead to skin problems such as acne, acne, chloasma and black spots.
Hazard 3: vision loss
Overloading the eyes for a long time can also cause problems such as eye pain, dryness and swelling, and even make people suffer from dry eye. Eye muscle fatigue can also lead to temporary vision loss, and may also induce central serous retinitis, leading to blurred vision, dark shadow in the center of visual field, distortion, narrowing of visual objects, color change of visual objects, and even sudden vision loss.
Hazard 4: Decreased resistance
Night is the peak time for the human body to produce new cells. Because staying up late makes the body in a state of exhaustion, the immune system will double its influence on the outside world and repair the tissues in the body, resulting in low body resistance and frequent illness. According to the survey, if adults can't guarantee normal sleep for three nights, their immune system function may be reduced by 60%.
Hazard 5: Induce other diseases
Staying up late for a long time will slow down metabolism and affect the absorption of various nutrients in the body. In particular, fats, carbohydrates and toxins are easy to accumulate in our bodies and will become obese over time. In addition, people who stay up late for a long time will show high load in blood pressure and heart rate regulation, and the regulation of vasoconstriction and immune function will also be abnormal: it may increase the possibility of cardiac ischemia, and may also increase the risk of coronary atherosclerosis and plaque instability, which will eventually lead to myocardial infarction, arrhythmia and other diseases, and may also lead to sudden cardiac death.
I would like to remind those party member who stay up late that staying up for a while is cool, staying up for a long time is uncomfortable, and it will be too late to regret it when you get sick.