Well this is my chuckle for the day.
Also, if games really do give you a high as much as cocaine, then I'm guessing that stuff isn't as addictive as I was lead to believe it was.
I really wanna know what professional athletes they're talking about here. a.) because there needs to be evidence and b.) I so wanna hear it being someone like Wayne Rooney. Picture him and the rest of Man U trading pokemon in the changing rooms before a live game.Andy Chalk said:Even professional athletes are struggling with the negative affects of gaming addiction. "Many footballers are playing on hand-held consoles and computer games before a game and this is resulting in a natural high which is causing a chemical imbalance which is leading to them not performing their best on the pitch," Pope explained. "I am the psychotherapist for Fleetwood Town and they ban their players from using any form of console for at least 24 hours before a game."
Also, if games really do give you a high as much as cocaine, then I'm guessing that stuff isn't as addictive as I was lead to believe it was.