Many people now undertake extreme activities, from hang-gliding to mountain climbing. Why do people risk their lives in this way, and do you think this is a good trend?

It is not uncommon to find

people

engaging in different sports and activities , but recently , many individuals involved in high-risk adventures. From my perspective ,

although

humans see it as a way of rejuvenation , I consider it an appalling habit. Involvement in extreme activities , increase considerably the possibility of

people

getting disabled or seriously injured. Exploits like hang gliding and mountaineering are life-threatening and are fast trips to death , as they can lead to skull fracture , cerebral contusion and concussion , massive haemorrhage , amputation , and instant death . To give an instance ,despite tight protective measures carried out by mountaineers of mountain Everest , there are still several deaths documented due to falls , high altitude sickness which leads to pulmonary oedema and heart attacks. Permanent disabilities resulting from fractured bones and organ damage are not exempted .

On the other hand

,

People

undertake hazardous expeditions because they believe it renews one’s life through the natural breeze and serene environment

people

experience.

Furthermore

, the excitement and happiness rewards are not excluded ;

for example

, during a dangerous activity like hang gliding , adrenaline is released to protect one from being harmed .

This

is

consequently

accompanied by the release of happy hormones, dopamine and endorphin to counter the effect of the adrenaline rush .

Hence

, an intense feeling of euphoria and pleasure is felt afterwards.

Nevertheless

, the lethality outcomes in embarking on

such

escapades are incredible as thousands of deaths are recorded yearly from

such

. In conclusion , despite differing views of many , and the aforementioned benefits associated with extreme sports , I opine that it’s fatal and bad to engage in those experiences.