I have been a football fan since my teenage years. Now at 65, I am wondering if the shouting and screaming in support of my favourite teams is good for my health.
Tayo (by E Mail)
As long as your Blood Pressure is within normal range and you don’t have any other underlying medical issues, the benefits of being a football fan far outweigh the disadvantages. According to new research, sports fans experience lower rates of depression and loneliness than non-fans. It is believed that being a football fan can give you a sense of belonging and community. Putting on your team’s jersey, inviting friends over to watch the game, cheering and shouting at the TV in unison — the bond sports fans share is undeniable. Whether it’s sports, music, cosplay, comics, video games, or beyond, finding your fandom community can enhance your mental well-being.
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