A new study has discovered that loneliness can increase the cellular changes that can increase the risk of early death by 14 percent.
The study indicates that aloneness leads to pressure which can finally affect the production of white blood cells.
The researchers from University of Chicago tested gene expression in leukocytes, cells of the resistant system which are involved in caring the body against bacteria and viruses.
Leukocyte gene expression and loneliness appear to have an equal relationship, suggesting that each can help and spread the other over time.
