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Post by moviemaniac22 on May 26, 2017 12:51:20 GMT
I'm not sure if anybody has raised this kind of issue in the past. Or if this is even an issue at all. Would anybody feel that a individual's physical health can be adversely affected if he/she has a lot of stress in life and is watching horror movies on a regularly basis as well?
This may seem a like a stupid thought to many of you. But does anybody think that work stress complementing horror film viewing can bring on grey hair. I have been experiencing more work stress over the last 3 months but have been viewing horror for the last 5 months.
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Post by naterdawg on May 26, 2017 17:46:06 GMT
No. You might as well ask if someone thinks they can fly because Superman can.
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Post by moviemaniac22 on May 26, 2017 19:16:45 GMT
ok thank you for your opinion.
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Post by skribb on May 26, 2017 23:07:32 GMT
Well it seems plausible enough. However I don't think that to be the case. I think watching horror movies exercises the "stress tolerance" rather than being a toll on one's health.
I think to know for sure we would have to delve into how the heart reacts when waching horror, and also different types of horror, since horror can both be suspensful/disturbing (mood of the film) or just down right frightening (shocking jump scares continuously)....
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