What are the negative effects of "Internet addiction" on the body and mind of young people?

Internet addiction refers to an individual's excessive indulgence in the use of the Internet. Losing control of behavior may lead to the following adverse physical and mental effects: 1. Lower academic and work efficiency: Internet addicted people may spend a lot of time on the Internet, resulting in reduced academic progress and work efficiency. 2. Impaired social skills: Internet addiction may become isolated and lack social activities, resulting in impaired social skills. 3. Mental health problems: Internet addiction may cause negative emotions such as anxiety and depression due to the virtual sense of accomplishment on the Internet, which may lead to mental health problems. 4. Physical health problems: Internet addiction users may be affected by physical health problems such as vision, hearing, and oral muscles due to long-term use of electronic devices. 5, behavior problems: Internet addiction may show behavior problems such as theft and violence because of the virtual sense of accomplishment on the Internet. Financial problems: Internet addiction may cause financial problems such as debt and credit card debt due to online consumption. Therefore, teenagers should use the Internet appropriately to avoid excessive addiction and avoid adverse effects on their physical and mental health. At the same time, parents and guardians should also strengthen the supervision of the Internet to help young people establish the correct concept of the Internet to avoid the occurrence of Internet addiction.