Nightmares Linked to Early Death and Accelerated Aging

Posted: 2025-07-13 11:25:26 UTC

@Mario NawfalMarioNawfal

#health

#sleep

#cortisol

#aging

#nightmares

#telomeres

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Research indicates that frequent nightmares may increase the risk of early death and accelerate cellular aging due to cortisol release affecting telomeres.

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Nightmares can triple the risk of dying before age 70.

Nightmares accelerate cellular aging by affecting telomeres.

Nightmares may increase the risk of diseases like dementia, Parkinson’s, and heart trouble.

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Increased risk of early death

Accelerated cellular aging

Higher odds of diseases like dementia, Parkinson’s, and heart trouble

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