4 Ways Poor Hygiene Inhibits Your Social Life
By Ion Doaga What comes to your mind when you think about hygiene? It’s probably a set of habits like washing hands, teeth brushing, and clean dressing, all aiming to…
Read more »Why Hygiene Is Just As Important As Health
By Andrew Atkinson We’re all told to look after our health – to exercise for 30 minutes a day, to eat the right foods, to look out for signs and…
Read more »Health Threats caused By Low Hygiene
By Silvia Marks There are a number of health threats, which can be caused by low hygiene. So keeping your body clean by regularly washing your hands, face and body,…
Read more »Five Personal Hygiene Habits Your Kid Must Have
By Terrie Dawson Hygiene facilitates good health and prosperity. Every generation passes on some habits to the next generation to promote hygiene. It also increases social acceptance as unhygienic people…
Read more »What’s The Connection Between Poor Oral Hygiene And Overall Health
By Clara Carol Regularly brushing your teeth twice, followed by flossing and periodic dental checkups are a great way to ensure healthy gums and teeth. But is this sufficient for…
Read more »Manual Vs. Electric Toothbrushes: Which Choice Is Best For Dental Hygiene?
By Dr. Paul Massari Dental hygiene is something we’re taught about as a child, but we often neglect as we grow older. With people going from one task to another,…
Read more »Healthy Sleep Hygiene Extends Life Expectancy – Part 2
By John Redfern Continued from part 1 of this article….. Well-planned strategies are essential to deep, restorative sleep you can count on, night after night. By learning to avoid common…
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Healthy Sleep Hygiene Extends Life Expectancy – Part 1
By John Redfern Getting good quality sleep every night is imperative to both good physical and mental health and keeps us functioning normally as human beings. On the physical side,…
Read more »Practicing And Teaching – Good Hygiene Habits
By Susan Terkel Good hygiene is one of the most important habits to acquire. In the days before “germ theory” was developed, in the late 1880s, the connection between good…
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