Dr. Prokofiev stated that workaholism shortens a person's life by 25…
Dr. Prokofiev stated that workaholism shortens a person's life by 25 years, noting that the lifespan of a workaholic may decrease from 85 to 60 years.
Consensus
- Workaholism negatively affects the cardiovascular system.
- Chronic fatigue increases the risk of stroke and heart attack by nearly 30%.
- Workaholism can reduce life expectancy from 85 years to 60 years.
- The brain experiences hypoxia due to chronic overwork.
- High blood pressure is a consequence of workaholism.
Points of divergence
- Dennis Prokofiev, a general practitioner, stated the claims about life expectancy reduction and health risks associated with workaholism. — vm
- Psychologist Irina Krashkina noted that constant fatigue, refusal to rest, and guilt over pauses may indicate workaholism, along with symptoms like sleep problems and deteriorating well-being. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Doctor Prokofiev claims that workaholism shortens a person's life by 25 years — Вечерняя Москва
- Workaholism shortens life by 25 years — Новости Москвы