What is hygien?

Answer 1

Hygiene is another term meaning "cleanliness."

You can prevent from microbes by performing some hygienic procedure.

Hygiene is more than just being clean. It is defined as the many practices that help people be and stay healthy. Practicing good personal hygiene is smart for two reasons. First, it helps prevent people from catching and spreading illness and disease. Second, it helps people feel good about themselves and their bodies. In American society, cleanliness is an important issue; poor hygiene is seen as unacceptable and unhealthy.

Good hygiene includes thoroughly and regularly washing one's body (especially hands), washing one's hair, brushing and flossing teeth, and caring for gums. These grooming habits will reduce the threat of bacteria that constantly reside on the body. While a certain amount of bacteria are harmless, and even beneficial, to the body, a build-up of bacteria can harm a person's health.

As children grow older, their bodies go through a number of changes. While good hygiene is important for everyone at any age, it can require greater care at the onset of puberty. When puberty arrives (usually between the ages of eight and sixteen), it means the body is becoming sexually mature. Hormones, certain chemicals made by one's body, produce both physical and emotional changes. It is the physical changes that require greater attention when it comes to hygiene. For a young girl or boy, this means taking more time and care cleaning one's body, especially the sexual organs, dealing with acne, bad breath, and a stronger body odor, as well as doing more to prevent cavities and gum disease.

Following are some points which should be inculcated in day-to-day life.

The best way to keep the body clean and free of infection is to wash on a daily basis. This means taking a shower or a bath and using soap and hot water to wash away the bacteria that build up over the course of the day. This also means washing one's hands several times a day. Since the hands touch many foreign objects as well as many familiar objects (like one's nose, mouth, and eyes), washing hands, especially after going to the bathroom, will prevent harmful bacteria from damaging one's health.

• Wash hands thoroughly with soap after using the toilet, changing diapers, handling pets and before handling food.
• Clean & Trim the nails of both hands. Tie your hair before handling the food.
• Kitchen should be well lighted & ventilated (with either chimney/exhaust fan) & with meshed windows.
• The cooking and eating area should be preferably elevated.
• Keep the cooking, washing, and utility area and kitchen clothes clean.
• Protect the kitchen & food items from insects, pests & other animals.
• Before spraying insecticides, in the kitchen walls/cupboards, remove all the food items. Spraying should be done during night time. Wet mop the cupboards before storing again.
• Do not store raw foods (vegetables, dals, cereals, masala, i.e. powdered spices) for long periods. "First in first out" (FIFO) practice should be followed by all and, more so, in regions where the humidity is high.
• Storage of food items should be in airtight containers/utensils to protect them from dust, insects, and moisture.
• Separate raw, cooked & ready to eat foods while shopping, preparing or storing foods.
• De-weed the green leafy vegetables & then wash them, repeatedly in clean water till they are free from dirt/mud.
• Wash & Soak the vegetables/fruits in water & then scrape. (Soaking removes pesticides, preservatives present on the surface. Vendors polish the brinjals & apples with engine oil to give a shinning look, so soak & scrub them thoroughly).
• Cruciferous vegetables should be soaked in boiled water to remove worms.
• Raw Vegetable/Fruits for Salads should be washed thoroughly in running water before cutting.
• Do not consume cut fruits from the street vendors.
• Clean the dals/cereals- wash them 2-3 times before cooking/soaking.
• Transfer the cooked food into a clean serving utensil before consuming (this is to prevent the erosive action of salt/turmeric/tamarind/lemon with aluminum, brass etc.).
• Boil the milk before consumption & keep it in a cool place/refrigerator to prevent curdling. Do not consume raw milk.
• While buying meat/fish/poultry make sure they are freshly cut.
• Clean fish/ poultry/meat thoroughly before cooking. Cook them thoroughly before consuming.
• Do not leave food outside in summer months for long time. Try & eat freshly prepared food everyday.
• Refrigerate perishable foods promptly, prepared food and left over within 2 hours. If refrigerator is not available then regulate the amount of food cooked, so that food doesn't have to be stored.
• Do not store food for too long in the refrigerator/freezer.
• Boil/filter the drinking water before storing it in a clean vessel & cover it. Use a spoon/glass with a long handle to drink water. Don't insert your hand/fingers in drinking water. Don't drink directly from bottles containing drinking water which are shared amongst individuals.
• Do not use packed food beyond its expiry date. Do not consume food in tetra packs/tins which have leaks or are puffed, even if they are well within the expiry date.

hygine is cleanlyness
Hygiene is overall cleanliness both at home and of the surroundings as a whole. Cleanliness of clothings, bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms free of insects, bad odors are basic pre conditions of hygiene. In the locality the responsibility mainly rests on self government bodies, municipal corporation for proper up keep of civic life. However the responsibility of the citizens are of paramount importance in keeping their localities neat and clean by not throwing garbade on the road,commit public nuisance elsewhere etc. Above all there is environmental hygiene which is used in broader sense. Here the responsibility lies on countries minimizing their emissions of smokes into the air,preserving the flora and fauna of the oceans etc.

Answer 2

Hygiene is more than just being clean. It is defined as the many practices that help people be and stay healthy. Practicing good personal hygiene is smart for two reasons. First, it helps prevent people from catching and spreading illness and disease. Second, it helps people feel good about themselves and their bodies. In American society, cleanliness is an important issue; poor hygiene is seen as unacceptable and unhealthy.

Good hygiene includes thoroughly and regularly washing one's body (especially hands), washing one's hair, brushing and flossing teeth, and caring for gums. These grooming habits will reduce the threat of bacteria that constantly reside on the body. While a certain amount of bacteria are harmless, and even beneficial, to the body, a build-up of bacteria can harm a person's health.

As children grow older, their bodies go through a number of changes. While good hygiene is important for everyone at any age, it can require greater care at the onset of puberty. When puberty arrives (usually between the ages of eight and sixteen), it means the body is becoming sexually mature. Hormones, certain chemicals made by one's body, produce both physical and emotional changes. It is the physical changes that require greater attention when it comes to hygiene. For a young girl or boy, this means taking more time and care cleaning one's body, especially the sexual organs, dealing with acne, bad breath, and a stronger body odor, as well as doing more to prevent cavities and gum disease.

Following are some points which should be inculcated in day-to-day life.

The best way to keep the body clean and free of infection is to wash on a daily basis. This means taking a shower or a bath and using soap and hot water to wash away the bacteria that build up over the course of the day. This also means washing one's hands several times a day. Since the hands touch many foreign objects as well as many familiar objects (like one's nose, mouth, and eyes), washing hands, especially after going to the bathroom, will prevent harmful bacteria from damaging one's health.

• Wash hands thoroughly with soap after using the toilet, changing diapers, handling pets and before handling food.
• Clean & Trim the nails of both hands. Tie your hair before handling the food.
• Kitchen should be well lighted & ventilated (with either chimney/exhaust fan) & with meshed windows.
• The cooking and eating area should be preferably elevated.
• Keep the cooking, washing, and utility area and kitchen clothes clean.
• Protect the kitchen & food items from insects, pests & other animals.
• Before spraying insecticides, in the kitchen walls/cupboards, remove all the food items. Spraying should be done during night time. Wet mop the cupboards before storing again.
• Do not store raw foods (vegetables, dals, cereals, masala, i.e. powdered spices) for long periods. "First in first out" (FIFO) practice should be followed by all and, more so, in regions where the humidity is high.
• Storage of food items should be in airtight containers/utensils to protect them from dust, insects, and moisture.
• Separate raw, cooked & ready to eat foods while shopping, preparing or storing foods.
• De-weed the green leafy vegetables & then wash them, repeatedly in clean water till they are free from dirt/mud.
• Wash & Soak the vegetables/fruits in water & then scrape. (Soaking removes pesticides, preservatives present on the surface. Vendors polish the brinjals & apples with engine oil to give a shinning look, so soak & scrub them thoroughly).
• Cruciferous vegetables should be soaked in boiled water to remove worms.
• Raw Vegetable/Fruits for Salads should be washed thoroughly in running water before cutting.
• Do not consume cut fruits from the street vendors.
• Clean the dals/cereals- wash them 2-3 times before cooking/soaking.
• Transfer the cooked food into a clean serving utensil before consuming (this is to prevent the erosive action of salt/turmeric/tamarind/lemon with aluminum, brass etc.).
• Boil the milk before consumption & keep it in a cool place/refrigerator to prevent curdling. Do not consume raw milk.
• While buying meat/fish/poultry make sure they are freshly cut.
• Clean fish/ poultry/meat thoroughly before cooking. Cook them thoroughly before consuming.
• Do not leave food outside in summer months for long time. Try & eat freshly prepared food everyday.
• Refrigerate perishable foods promptly, prepared food and left over within 2 hours. If refrigerator is not available then regulate the amount of food cooked, so that food doesn't have to be stored.
• Do not store food for too long in the refrigerator/freezer.
• Boil/filter the drinking water before storing it in a clean vessel & cover it. Use a spoon/glass with a long handle to drink water. Don't insert your hand/fingers in drinking water. Don't drink directly from bottles containing drinking water which are shared amongst individuals.
• Do not use packed food beyond its expiry date. Do not consume food in tetra packs/tins which have leaks or are puffed, even if they are well within the expiry date.

Answer 3

Hygienic means to be clean and free from all kind of other living things. Allthough hygiene is more than just being clean. It is defined as the many practices that help people be and stay healthy. Practicing good personal hygiene is smart for two reasons. First, it helps prevent people from catching and spreading illness and disease. Second, it helps people feel good about themselves and their bodies. In American society, cleanliness is an important issue; poor hygiene is seen as unacceptable and unhealthy.

Good hygiene includes thoroughly and regularly washing one's body (especially hands), washing one's hair, brushing and flossing teeth, and caring for gums. These grooming habits will reduce the threat of bacteria that constantly reside on the body. While a certain amount of bacteria are harmless, and even beneficial, to the body, a build-up of bacteria can harm a person's health.

As children grow older, their bodies go through a number of changes. While good hygiene is important for everyone at any age, it can require greater care at the onset of puberty. When puberty arrives (usually between the ages of eight and sixteen), it means the body is becoming sexually mature. Hormones, certain chemicals made by one's body, produce both physical and emotional changes. It is the physical changes that require greater attention when it comes to hygiene. For a young girl or boy, this means taking more time and care cleaning one's body, especially the sexual organs, dealing with acne, bad breath, and a stronger body odor, as well as doing more to prevent cavities and gum disease.

Following are some points which should be inculcated in day-to-day life.

The best way to keep the body clean and free of infection is to wash on a daily basis. This means taking a shower or a bath and using soap and hot water to wash away the bacteria that build up over the course of the day. This also means washing one's hands several times a day. Since the hands touch many foreign objects as well as many familiar objects (like one's nose, mouth, and eyes), washing hands, especially after going to the bathroom, will prevent harmful bacteria from damaging one's health.

• Wash hands thoroughly with soap after using the toilet, changing diapers, handling pets and before handling food.
• Clean & Trim the nails of both hands. Tie your hair before handling the food.
• Kitchen should be well lighted & ventilated (with either chimney/exhaust fan) & with meshed windows.
• The cooking and eating area should be preferably elevated.
• Keep the cooking, washing, and utility area and kitchen clothes clean.
• Protect the kitchen & food items from insects, pests & other animals.
• Before spraying insecticides, in the kitchen walls/cupboards, remove all the food items. Spraying should be done during night time. Wet mop the cupboards before storing again.
• Do not store raw foods (vegetables, dals, cereals, masala, i.e. powdered spices) for long periods. "First in first out" (FIFO) practice should be followed by all and, more so, in regions where the humidity is high.
• Storage of food items should be in airtight containers/utensils to protect them from dust, insects, and moisture.
• Separate raw, cooked & ready to eat foods while shopping, preparing or storing foods.
• De-weed the green leafy vegetables & then wash them, repeatedly in clean water till they are free from dirt/mud.
• Wash & Soak the vegetables/fruits in water & then scrape. (Soaking removes pesticides, preservatives present on the surface. Vendors polish the brinjals & apples with engine oil to give a shinning look, so soak & scrub them thoroughly).
• Cruciferous vegetables should be soaked in boiled water to remove worms.
• Raw Vegetable/Fruits for Salads should be washed thoroughly in running water before cutting.
• Do not consume cut fruits from the street vendors.
• Clean the dals/cereals- wash them 2-3 times before cooking/soaking.
• Transfer the cooked food into a clean serving utensil before consuming (this is to prevent the erosive action of salt/turmeric/tamarind/lemon with aluminum, brass etc.).
• Boil the milk before consumption & keep it in a cool place/refrigerator to prevent curdling. Do not consume raw milk.
• While buying meat/fish/poultry make sure they are freshly cut.
• Clean fish/ poultry/meat thoroughly before cooking. Cook them thoroughly before consuming.
• Do not leave food outside in summer months for long time. Try & eat freshly prepared food everyday.
• Refrigerate perishable foods promptly, prepared food and left over within 2 hours. If refrigerator is not available then regulate the amount of food cooked, so that food doesn't have to be stored.
• Do not store food for too long in the refrigerator/freezer.
• Boil/filter the drinking water before storing it in a clean vessel & cover it. Use a spoon/glass with a long handle to drink water. Don't insert your hand/fingers in drinking water. Don't drink directly from bottles containing drinking water which are shared amongst individuals.
• Do not use packed food beyond its expiry date. Do not consume food in tetra packs/tins which have leaks or are puffed, even if they are well within the expiry date.

Answer 4

body care; taking showers, washing hands, combing hair, brushing teeth, taking care of yourself

All that necessary activities which protects you from germs and diseases.