Hygine Affected Society

How has hygine affected society? Hygiene is one topic that is neutral when being introduced. Researchers have found that many teens search for different hygiene topics aside from talking to their parents, and many are often to be more comfortable with internet sources rather than personally talking to someone.Other researches have found that not many health topics involving hygiene are introduced to people enough, considering what circumstance it may be.The different topics that researchers have found are all very useful to any person. Technology plays a sizable role in many teenager’s lives. Adolescents search different topics via internet to get answers in which they may need answers to. “In the age of digital technology, as teens seem
Constipation is a form of hygiene that seems to be overlooked, even back in the early days. There is not much work done about particular social values. Hygiene is one of the most difficult tasks that historians face. Hygiene Is important in all fields.”It is their unwillingness to embrace the discipline of low-fat, high-fiber diets, combined with regular exercise that makes constipation a problem”(Jacqueline Wilkie pg.2).Diets play a role in helping reduce hygiene problems. The way you eat or what you put in you body all shows on the outside appearance of your
They will consume food, without washing their hands not realizing the germs they have on their hands, and now they have bacteria and germs in their mouth.”More than 75 percent of Americans over 35 have some form of gum disease. In its earliest stage, your gums might swell and bleed easily. At its worst, you might lose your teeth.”(carol lewis pg.1). Gum disease is not always easily found first hand. There are many ways to prevent gum disease, all in which you must have good personal hygiene.”Gum disease begins with plaque, which is always forming on your teeth, without you even knowing it. When it accumulates to excessive levels, it can harden into a substance called tartar (calculus) in as little as 24 hours. Tartar is so tightly bound to teeth that it can be removed only during a professional cleaning” (Carol lewis pg.1). It is important for everyone to know if they have gum disease or not, because it could possibly gradually become a bigger problem. There are stages that every person goes through with gum disease. Symptoms are not visible when contracting gum disease. The body's immune system fights bacteria as the disease my