All living creatures die one day or the other. Plants also take their last breathe due to one or the other reason. Plants usually die due to two reasons, i.e. cultural death wherein something is applied to plant which it cannot endure and dies and physiological death meaning something inside the plant could not survive and triggered its death.
Like human beings plants also need adequate nutrition in order to grow. For its overall growth, an average plant needs carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, sulfur, calcium, magnesium, copper, iron, manganese, etc.
Next time when you go to nearby park for a walk, closely observe the plants. You will find that all kind of plants, from grass to huge trees, grow their stems and leaves up but their roots below the ground.
Despite knowing the fact well that smoking causes lung cancer and many other fatal diseases, people across the world smoke without any feeling of guilt or hesitation.
People volunteer for an array of reasons. You will find young people volunteering mostly for one or the other reason. Some of them volunteer to get a firsthand experience of things and then establish something of their own. For example, many young people volunteer in NGOs to understand the dynamics of community service and then graduate on to establish their own community service organizations.
Vegetarianism is rapidly becoming a new food culture world over. People are turning vegans or vegetarians for a variety of reasons. Some people choose to become or vegetarians on health grounds. Meat and dairy products are high in fats and cholesterol. By excluding these foods from the diet, people tend to lose weight and stay fit faster and for a longer period of time. Meat based diet does not have adequate fiber and hence is associated with many health problems like diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity, hypertension, etc. Turning to vegetarian diet helps people counter or control these diseases effectively.
Spring is the season which every one awaits eagerly. Plants grow beautifully in this season, human beings begin to relish the beauty of nature and animals and birds get food in abundance.
How frequently have you been told to wash your hands in a day? Parents or teachers keep telling kids to wash their hands regularly to maintain a clean and healthy way of life. We frequently suffer from colds, flu and other bacterial infections which prevent us from doing our day-to-day tasks in a normal way. Kids or even adults come in contact with bacteria or germs while studying in a school or college, working in an office, playing with friends and even using a public toilets or transport, which can enter your body and damage your immune system. To avoid these health irregularities, people try to keep their hands clean, which can easily exterminate common diseases, like cold and flu viruses, and help you stay fit and healthy for your routine work.
Grey hair is a universal phenomenon that both men and women have to experience at some stage (sooner or later) of their lives, as it is a natural process or part of getting older or wiser. Usually, genetics determines the age or stage of grey hair in a person. In case, your parents and grandparents had experienced grey hair at an early stage of their life, you are likely to get gray, silver or white hair around the same age. Though, one can control the pace of graying with balance diet or nutrition, proper care and some precautions.
You may have heard your partner, or any other family member, producing vibrating sounds (snoring) while sleeping through the night and wondered what makes people produce such an annoying sound. Snoring can be defined as the sound produced by vibrating structures of the upper airway while breathing. Snoring occurs when inhalation is hindered, which could be due to cold or an anatomical abnormality in the throat or nostrils.