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Digital Environment Neurotoxicity

Meaning

Digital Environment Neurotoxicity describes the adverse physiological and neurological effects resulting from chronic, excessive, or poorly managed interaction with digital technologies and their associated high-frequency stimuli. This pervasive exposure can induce a subtle yet persistent state of stress on the central nervous system, leading to measurable, detrimental changes in brain structure, neurochemical balance, and functional connectivity. Clinically, this is strongly linked to symptoms like chronic sleep disruption, persistent mental fatigue, and measurable impairment of executive function.