خطر في تليفونات أطفالكم- مسلسل منتهي الصلاحية

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00:00A series that discusses one of the most important issues we face in our society.

00:04The games of gambling and betting.

00:06A magical world that kidnaps children and adults.

00:09A student in high school and his teacher fall into this trap.

00:12A husband, an employee, a merchant and a businessman.

00:15The games of gambling and betting are not just for fun.

00:18They are designed to make you play more and get into a loop that is hard to get out of.

00:23Director Taimur Nady took us deep into this world.

00:26From the beginning, games on mobile phones and betting on football matches.

00:30Many people enter the game for the sake of experience.

00:33This is also what happened to more than one of the protagonists of the series.

00:36But suddenly, they find themselves unable to quit even if they lose a lot of money.

00:41The problem is that the effect is not only material.

00:43It also destroys mental and physical health.

00:46First, let's talk about how these games turn into addiction.

00:50Addiction to gambling and betting happens because of the way the games are designed.

00:54Which deceives the brain and makes it keep playing.

00:56The effect of random rewards.

00:58These games rely on a system of variable rewards.

01:01Meaning that you don't always win.

01:03But sometimes you get a simple win.

01:06And that's what keeps you going.

01:07The brain releases dopamine every time you win.

01:10Even if the win is small.

01:12And that makes you look for the same feeling again.

01:14So you keep playing even if you lose.

01:16The feeling of illusion control.

01:18These games make you feel that you have the skill or ability to control the result.

01:22Although luck is the one who rules everything.

01:25This makes the person convinced that if he played a little more, he could make up for the loss.

01:29Addiction to winning.

01:31Even when you lose the game, it gives you the feeling that you were very close to winning.

01:35And that makes you keep playing to try to win for real.

01:38The real problem is how these games affect your health.

01:42In the series, Mahmoud El Lissi, who plays the role of a teacher.

01:45He falls into the trap of gambling.

01:47He shows symptoms of stress, anxiety, and nervousness.

01:50His work is affected and so is his family life.

01:53Not only the money that goes.

01:54But health is also severely affected.

01:57Because of the constant pressure and stress that these games cause.

02:01And some studies have revealed many of the risks of addiction to gambling and gambling.

02:05Nervousness and anxiety.

02:07Constant thinking about the loss and getting used to it always puts the person in a nervous state.

02:12And that affects the nerves, the heart, and the brain.

02:14Increased release of stress hormones such as cortisol.

02:17Causes fatigue, stress, and fatigue.

02:20Not only that.

02:21Problems in the heart and blood pressure.

02:23Constant stress raises blood pressure.

02:25And blood pressure at the time can cause heart diseases, strokes, and even mental illnesses.

02:32Staying up for long hours in the game causes the sleep cycle to be disrupted.

02:35And that causes fatigue, lack of concentration, and increased nervousness.

02:39Constant thinking about winning and losing.

02:41Can make the person suffer from constant fatigue and nightmares related to the game.

02:45Problems with the digestive system.

02:47Nervousness and nervous pressure caused by gambling can cause neurasthenia.

02:51Excessive acidity.

02:52And gastric ulcer.

02:53Some people resort to eating alone or avoid eating at all due to nervousness.

02:58And that affects digestion and general health.

03:00Gambling and gambling are not just a game.

03:03It is designed in a scientific way to deceive the brain and make it enter the cycle of addiction.

03:07The effect is not only on money, but also on mental and physical health.

03:12And that is what will certainly be more visible in the coming episodes of The Perfectionist.

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