People who watch TV for an average of more than 3 hours a day may suffer from television syndrome. Research shows that about 50 diseases are related to watching TV, and the main ones are as follows:

1. PustulesThe TV screen surface accumulates a large amount of static electricity, and the accumulated dust is transmitted directly to people’s faces through light beams. If the face is not cleaned in time, it will cause;

2. Television autism:Children aged 3 to 7 who watch TV for too long will develop a personality that is difficult to communicate with others;

3. Cold:Lack of outdoor activities reduces blood circulation, lowers the body’s immune resistance, and is prone to catching a cold;

4. ObesityWatching TV reduces physical expenditure and accumulates subcutaneous fat;

5. Dry eye diseaseLong periods of staring at the screen can cause conjunctival congestion, disfunction of the eye retina’s photo-sensitive function, and at the same time, there may be symptoms of dry eyes, causing visual impairment;

6. Gastrointestinal diseasesEating while watching TV can disrupt stomach function;

7. Cardiovascular diseasesWatching intense programs can easily lead to increased blood pressure or heart attacks;

8. Television legsLong periods of sitting impede the return of blood to the lower limbs, causing symptoms such as swelling, numbness, and pain, and can lead to the formation of venous thrombosis in the lower limbs;

9. Coccyx diseaseLong periods of sitting can lead to varying degrees of coccyx pain symptoms.