What is the Silent Killer that Haunts Us to this day? (Teaser) #loneliness #mentalhealthawareness

This video investigates the hidden, long-term harms of COVID-19 lockdowns and social isolation—what I call “The Silent Killer.” Using global case studies (Bangladesh, Japan, South Korea, the UK), personal testimony and scientific research, we trace how enforced isolation, economic shock and uncertainty produced a mental-health emergency: increased depression, anxiety, substance abuse, domestic harm and rising suicide rates. We explore neuroscience (how the brain constructs emotion), biological impacts of chronic stress (telomere shortening, immune dysregulation), links between Long COVID and suicidal risk, and why men have seen rising suicide rates after the pandemic. Featuring real life stories, expert viewpoints (Dr. Daniel Amen, the Great Barrington Declaration, WHO findings) and UK domestic-harm reports, the video argues that social isolation can be deadlier than the virus itself when you account for downstream psychosocial and biological damage. It also offers practical, research-backed ways to rebuild social safety: disconnect to reconnect, active listening, vulnerability, and small behavioural changes that rebuild trust and belonging in a fragmented society. Resources & help If you or someone is in crisis, contact local emergency services or your national mental-health helpline immediately. You can find a list of suicide crisis lines and website for countries around the world https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines.

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