In 2012, a group of teenagers were selected for a human experimentation program. This program did not only deteriorate their physical health, but also their social health. This program took place in the United States, to test a drug that would bring a dead person back to life. The drug was called revive. Daisy, one of the test subjects, explained to me how the program caused her many social illnesses. Such as, loneliness, and being unable to accurately communicate with other people. Human experimentation is an issue in our society, as it still occurs. These programs can be unethical, and can cause trauma to the test subjects. In an interview with Daisy, she says, “[t]he program didn’t allow me to have any friends, I was only allowed …show more content…
Loneliness is a silent killer, and it kills thousands of teens every year. In the case of the revive program, Daisy states, “I felt lonely in a world with seven billion people…. It was just I didn’t have a relationship with anyone.” Loneliness doesn’t necessary mean that you are a lone. It means that you do not have a personal connection with people. Researches and scientist did a study inside the human guinea pig capital of North America, and they stated, “[m]ost of the time, [people] can’t shower, drink water, or go to the bathroom…. [They] spend most of their time alone in their 60 by six bed cellars.” These subjects, did not have any communication with other test subjects, and were isolated from them. When these test subjects were given physiological tests, more than half of them were diagnosed with loneliness. Daisy eventually set goals for herself, to cope with these social issues, and she has succeeded. Loneliness and lack of communication skills can cause many problems for these test subjects. Why? Because, these test subjects have been isolated from society for so long. Loneliness itself can cause higher rates f cancer, and heart