Children playing in the mud is healthier? Unique research

No, no, son, don't play with mud, hands will become dirty, grab him, pick him up and don't let him eat anything from ground. This kind of thinking is often heard in homes and children are not told about the sophistication everyone likes a clean house and children, and women spend most of their day doing this, but the latest scientific research and pediatricians are a little different. Why dirt is good the author is Murree Bakhsh, a microbiologist in her book, she writes that when a child picks something up from the ground and puts it in his mouth, in fact, it is when he develops his immune system against various diseases. It also stimulates the immune system in the baby's body to react against the disease which strengthens the body's immune system. Various scientific researchers have also proved that even a small amount of mud or sand. The amount of enter into the human body, especially young children, is very important for their general health because Bacteria and viruses of all kinds help research the formation of a healthy diet. Dr. Joseph, a gastroenterologist at Tift Medical Center in Boston, said in an interview that the baby's immune system is like a computer without a program. And which needs guidance to function regularly if millions of different germs, bacteria and viruses enter the body through the baby's hands and mouth while playing and eating in the mud. A large number of human-friendly germs, later work together to fight against various diseases in the child's body.

According to Dr. Joseph, children who grow up in a very clean environment they are much more likely to be infected than children who thrive in the natural environment by playing with dust and dirt. The access to high-quality sanitation facilities and clean water in developed Western and European countries has saved children's lives, but the health and sanitation campaign has also eliminated numerous human-friendly germs. According to a research report conducted at the University of Illinois in the United States, tiny bacteria’s that develop in the large intestine are actually extremely helpful in the functioning of the human immune system. The bacterial and viral infections are reportedly not harmful to a healthy person. These are germs that can infect you through these germs because the human body very quickly. Their presence is spontaneous It is also effective in preventing.